Written by Ahmed Harby
Wednesday, April 12, 2023 03:00 AM
All soccer stars usually start from zero, to the pinnacle of glory, as they go through a arduous journey of ascent, during which they go through many troubles, hardships and injuries, but all of that and every time accompanied by a fall, they rise again, to continue to shine and write history in letters of gold to embrace the glories, Whether by winning the Golden Ball or winning the World Cup, or continental titles.
The seventh day has toured the stadiums of the world since the beginning of professional football in the modern era, to highlight the journey of the rise of stars and champions, and to review the most prominent numbers and statistics in their difficult journey..
and crowned Xavi Hernandez He won the 2010 World Cup, where his international career began in 2000, and he won the European Cup twice, in 2008 and 2012.
Xavi Hernandez’s rise began with Barcelona from 1998 to 2015, then he moved to Qatar’s Al Sadd, where he played for 4 seasons until 2019.
The most prominent numbers and statistics of Xavi Hernandez, the Spanish legend, are as follows:
Won the 2010 World Cup.
His international career began in 2000 and he won the European Cup twice, in 2008 and 2012.
Participated in 133 international matches.
Scored 12 international goals.
He played for Barcelona 17 seasons.
He won 27 trophies with Barcelona.
Two seasons in which the Catalan club achieved the historic treble: the Spanish League, the King’s Cup and the European Champions League.
He played 767 matches with Barcelona.
Xavi Hernandez titles with Barcelona
Spanish League 8 titles.
King’s Cup of Spain 3 titles.
European Champions League 4 titles.
Spanish Super Cup 8 titles.
Two European Super Cup titles.
Two Club World Cup titles.
He won 7 local titles with Al Sadd, the Qatari League title, the Qatar Cup twice, and the Emir Cup twice.
Qatar Cup won (once)
Emir of Qatar Cup (1 time)
Qatar Super Cup (1 time)
He won gold at the 2000 Sydney Olympics
FIFA U-20 Youth World Cup once.
