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Jordi Vinyals

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Jordi Vinyals
Personal information
Full name	Jordi Vinyals Martori
Date of birth	(1963-11-24) 24 November 1963 (age 60)
Place of birth	Cardedeu, Spain
Height	1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Position(s)	Midfielder
Team information
Current team	Zhejiang Professional (manager)
Youth career
	Cardedeu
1978–1982	Barcelona
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1982–1984	Barcelona C
1984–1988	Barcelona B	82	(7)
1987–1988	→ Sabadell (loan)	25	(1)
1988–1989	Castellón	34	(6)
1989–1990	Oviedo	34	(7)
1990–1991	Betis	27	(0)
1991–1994	Oviedo	68	(8)
1994–1996	Villarreal	68	(5)
1996–1997	Terrassa	35	(5)
1997–1999	Figueres	55	(6)
Total		428	(45)
International career
1981	Spain U18	6	(0)
Managerial career
2000–2003	Villarreal B
2003	Palamós
2003–2004	Gimnàstic
2004–2005	Algeciras
2005–2006	Terrassa
2006–2007	Jaén
2007–2008	Castelldefels
2009–2010	Hospitalet
2010	Castellón
2011–2012	Hospitalet
2012–2015	Barcelona (youth)
2015	Barcelona B
2015–2019	Qingdao Huanghai
2021–	Zhejiang Professional
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Jordi Vinyals Martori (Catalan pronunciation: [ˈʒɔrði βiˈɲals];^[a] born 24 November 1963 in Cardedeu, Province of Barcelona, Catalonia) is a Spanish former footballer who played as a midfielder, currently managerofChinese Super League club Zhejiang Professional FC.

Managerial statistics

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As of 12 December 2023

Managerial record by team and tenure
Team	Nat	From	To	Record
Team	Nat	From	To	G	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Win %
Villarreal B^[1]		1 July 2000	30 June 2001	30	26	2	2	142	34	+108	086.67
Palamós^[2]		1 February 2003	10 February 2003	1	0	1	0	1	1	+0	000.00
Gimnàstic^[3]		1 July 2003	30 June 2004	44	22	12	10	66	39	+27	050.00
Algeciras^[4]		20 December 2004	30 June 2005	21	7	7	7	16	19	−3	033.33
Terrassa^[5]		1 July 2005	26 February 2006	26	10	6	10	32	25	+7	038.46
Jaén^[6]		1 July 2006	30 June 2007	38	16	14	8	49	40	+9	042.11
Castelldefels^[7]		17 December 2007	30 June 2008	21	7	7	7	23	25	−2	033.33
Hospitalet^[8]		1 July 2009	30 June 2010	44	26	15	3	80	21	+59	059.09
Castellón^[9]		1 July 2010	25 October 2010	12	4	1	7	15	19	−4	033.33
Hospitalet^[10]		1 July 2011	30 June 2012	43	20	11	12	54	47	+7	046.51
Barcelona B^[11]		8 February 2015	30 June 2015	18	2	4	12	23	40	−17	011.11
Qingdao Huanghai^[12]		28 December 2015	30 July 2019	63	36	6	21	110	86	+24	057.14
Zhejiang^[13]		1 January 2021	present	117	67	28	22	224	95	+129	057.26
Total				448	227	110	111	781	477	+304	050.67

Notes

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^ In isolation, Vinyals is pronounced [biˈɲals].

References

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^ "Primera Regional Valenciana (Grupo 2) 2000–01" [Primera Regional Valenciana (Group 2) 2000–01] (in Spanish). Futbolme. Retrieved 27 November 2016.

^ "Vinyals: Jordi Vinyals Martori". BDFutbol. Retrieved 27 November 2016.

^ "Tercera División (Grupo 5) 2009–10" [Tercera División (Group 5) 2009–10] (in Spanish). Futbolme. Retrieved 27 November 2016.
"Fase de ascenso a Segunda División B 2009–10" [Promotion phase to Segunda División B 2009–10] (in Spanish). Futbolme. Retrieved 27 November 2016.

^ "Vinyals: Jordi Vinyals Martori". BDFutbol. Retrieved 27 November 2016.

^ "Segunda División B (Grupo 3) 2011–12" [Segunda División B (Group 3) 2011–12] (in Spanish). Futbolme. Retrieved 27 November 2016.
"Vinyals: Jordi Vinyals Martori". BDFutbol. Retrieved 27 November 2016.

^ "Vinyals: Jordi Vinyals Martori". BDFutbol. Retrieved 27 November 2016.

^ Jordi Vinyals coach profile at Soccerway

External links

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Jordi Vinyals at BDFutbol
Jordi Vinyals manager profile at BDFutbol
FC Barcelona profile (in Spanish)

Zhejiang Professional F.C. – current squad

1 Dong Chunyu

2 Leung Nok Hang

3 Wang Yang

4 Sun Zheng'ao

5 Liu Haofan

6 Yao Junsheng

7 Owusu-Sekyere

8 Qian Jiegei

9 Gao Di

10 Li Tixiang

11 Andrijašević

14 Wu Wei

15 Jin Haoxiang

17 Kouassi

19 Dong Yu

20 Wang Dongsheng

21 Fan Jinming

22 Cheng Jin

23 Wu Yuhang

26 Sun Guowen

27 Zheng Xuejian

28 Yue Xin

29 Zhang Jiaqi

31 Gu Bin

32 Xu Zhenyao

33 Zhao Bo

36 Possignolo

39 Wang Yudong

45 Leonardo

Manager: Vinyals

Current Chinese Super League managers

Soares (Beijing Guoan)
Li Xiaopeng (Cangzhou Mighty Lions)
Xie Hui (Changchun Yatai)
Seo Jung-won (Chengdu Rongcheng)
Nam Ki-il (Henan)
Ristić (Meizhou Hakka)
Jurasović (Nantong Zhiyun)
Petrov (Qingdao Hainiu)
Kurosaki (Qingdao West Coast)
Choi Kang-hee (Shandong Taishan)
Muscat (Shanghai Port)
Slutsky (Shanghai Shenhua)
Tato (Shenzhen Peng City)
Yu Genwei (Tianjin Jinmen Tiger)
Rodríguez (Wuhan Three Towns)
Vinyals (Zhejiang)

Managerial positions

v t e Villarreal CF B – managers
Vinyals (2000–03) Garrido (2003) del Solar (2003) Garrido (2004) del Solar (2004) Garrido (2004–05) Luís García (2005–06) Pedraza (2006–07) Oliva (2007–08) Garrido (2008–10) Herrera (2010) Gracia (2010–11) Molina (2011) Velázquez (2011–12) Planagumà (2012–14) Paco (2014–17) Calleja (2017) Álvarez (2017–)

Real Jaén – managers

Cachón (1943–44)

Melul (1944–45)

Aranda (1945–48)

Melenchón (1948–49)

Patxi (1949–50)

Cholín (1950–51)

Bracero (1951–53)

Brand (1953–54)

Sánchez (1954–55)

Arnanz (1955–57)

Millán (1957)

Muñiz (1957)

Hon (1957–58)

Orizaola (1958–59)

Benavente (1959–60)

Valera (1960)

Bermúdez^c (1960)

Travieso (1960–61)

Millán (1961–62)

Benavente (1962–63)

Arregui^c (1963)

Alonso (1963–64)

Juande (1964)

Guillamón (1964–65)

Vega (1965)

J. González (1965–66)

Millán (1966–67)

Doménech (1967–68)

Cortizo (1968)

Paquirrini (1968–69)

Antoñete^c (1969)

Zubieta (1969–70)

Núñez (1970)

Ríos (1970–72)

Ruiz Sosa (1972)

Antoñete^c (1972)

Eguiluz (1972–73)

Antoñete^c (1973)

Millán (1973–74)

Martín Vences (1974)

Antoñete^c (1974)

Caeiro (1974–75)

Ruiz Sosa (1975–77)

Jaco (1977)

Calvo Marini (1977–78)

Antoñete^c (1978)

Vega (1978)

Ruiz Sosa (1978–79)

Gil (1979–80)

Peñafuente (1980–81)

Pedrito (1981–82)

Cedrún (1982–83)

Lalo (1983)

Neme (1983–84)

Juanjo (1984–85)

Ruiz Sosa (1985)

G. Andoín (1985–86)

Manolo Haro (1986)

Martín (1986)

Juande (1986)

Lucena (1986)

Antoñete^c (1986)

Tartilán (1986–88)

Plaza (1988–89)

Tartilán (1989–90)

B. Jurado (1990)

Manzano (1990–91)

Plaza (1991–92)

Crispi (1992–93)

Plaza (1993–96)

Quico (1996–97)

Anquela (1997)

M. Jiménez (1997–98)

Teixidó (1998–2000)

Anquela^c (2000)

Tartilán (2000)

Braojos (2000–01)

Francisco (2001–02)

Anquela^c (2002)

M. Jiménez (2002)

Anquela (2002)

Nogués (2002–04)

Álvarez (2004)

Aybar (2004–05)

Gay (2005–06)

Vinyals (2006–07)

F. Campos (2007)

Terrazas (2007–09)

Herrero^c (2009)

Cervera (2009–10)

J. Campos (2010–11)

Herrero (2011–14)

Aybar (2014–15)

Berges (2015)

Arconada (2015–16)

Tejada (2016–17)

Barla (2017)

Valenciano (2017)

Salva (2017–18)

García Tébar (2018)

Crespo (2018–19)

A. González (2019–20)

Pérez (2020)

Pajares (2020–21)

Arsenal (2021–22)

Ferreras (2022)

Chumila (2022–23)

Fajardo (2023–24)

Peragón (2024–)

Gimnàstic de Tarragona – managers

Ferrer (1943–44)

Pepe Nogués (1944–50)

Balmanya (1950)

Sicart (1950)

Català (1951)

Ferrer (1951–52)

Bescós (1952–53)

Aldecoa (1953)

Pepe Nogués (1955–56)

Pepe Nogués (1957–58)

Pepe Nogués (1960–64)

Bescós (1964–65)

Pepe Nogués (1966–67)

Durán (1968)

Argilés (1969–71)

Dauder (1971–74)

García Verdugo (1974)

Martín Vences (1975–76)

López Sanjuán (1976–77)

Jaurrieta (1977–80)

García-Ramos (1980–81)

Azkargorta (1982–83)

Dauder (1985)

Guerra (1985–86)

Zubiaga (1986)

García-Ramos (1987)

Guerra^c (1987)

Parreño (1987–89)

García-Ramos (1989)

Espizua (1989–90)

Jaurrieta (1990)

Guerra (1991–92)

Longhi (1992–93)

Mora (1994–95)

Moya (1995)

Gonzalvo (1995–97)

Fabri (1997)

Bonachera (1997–98)

Romero (1998–99)

Ramos (1999)

J.M. Nogués (1999–2001)

Bonet (2001–02)

Diarte (2002)

Granero (2002–03)

Balaguer (2003)

Vinyals (2003–04)

Luis César (2004–06)

Flores (2006–07)

Javi López (2007–08)

Ferrando (2008–10)

Luis César (2010)

Oliva (2010–11)

D'Alessandro (2011–12)

Ramírez (2012)

Salamero (2012–13)

Castillejo (2013)

Moreno (2013–16)

Merino (2016–17)

Nano (2017)

Carreras (2017)

Rodri (2017–18)

Nano (2018)

Gordillo (2018)

Martín (2018–19)

Bartolo (2019)

Seligrat (2019–21)

Agné (2021–23)

Alonso (2023)

Vidal (2023–)

CD Castellón – managers

Plattkó (1929–31)

Ruete (1931)

Balsa (1931–33)

Guillén (1939–40)

Mauri (1940–41)

Vidal (1941–44)

Melenchón (1944–45)

Vidal (1945–46)

Mauri (1946)

Balsa (1946–47)

Guillén (1947–48)

Gómez (1948–49)

Santolaria^c (1949)

Redó (1949–50)

Santolaria (1950)

Rino (1950–51)

Vidal (1951–52)

Picolín (1952–54)

Guillén (1954)

Escolà (1954–55)

Paradells (1955–56)

Picolín (1956)

Brand (1956–57)

V. Hernández (1957)

Cruz (1957–59)

Serrano (1959)

V. Hernández (1959)

Arnau (1959–60)

Guillén (1960)

Liz (1960–62)

Sergio (1962)

V. Hernández (1962)

Paradells^c (1962)

Asensi (1962)

Quetglás (1962–63)

Sará (1963–65)

Juan Ramón (1965–67)

Belló (1967–68)

Dauder (1968–70)

Muller (1970–74)

Gento (1974)

Cela^c (1974)

Obradović (1974–76)

Liz^c (1976)

Cela (1976)

Liz (1976)

Di Stéfano (1976–77)

Liz (1977–78)

Paquito (1978–80)

Joanet (1980–81)

Osman (1981–82)

Cela (1982)

Naya (1982–83)

Serrano^c (1983)

Torres (1983–85)

Dunai (1985–86)

Tonín^c (1986)

Roberto Gil (1986)

Joanet (1986–87)

Virba (1987)

Tonín^c (1987)

Causanilles (1987–88)

Luiche (1988–91)

Heredia^c (1991)

Muller (1991)

E. Hernández (1991–92)

F. Hernández (1992)

Causanilles (1992)

Ciriaco (1992–94)

Luiche (1994)

F. Hernández (1994–95)

Roberto Gil (1995)

Tonín^c (1995)

Bonachera (1995–96)

Heredia^c (1996)

Pegueroles (1996)

Luiche (1996)

Causanilles (1996–97)

Osman (1997)

Garrido (1997)

Gonzalvo (1997–98)

Palau (1998)

Manchado^c (1998)

Hurtado (1998–99)

E. Hernández (1999–2000)

Simón (2000)

Morata (2000)

Crego (2000–01)

Juan Carlos (2001)

Heredia^c (2001)

Palau (2001–02)

Palomo (2002)

Oltra (2002–04)

Javi López (2004–05)

Álvaro (2005)

Martín Delgado (2005)

Moré (2005–07)

Murcia (2007–08)

Abel (2008–09)

Herrera (2009)

Amaral (2009)

Márquez (2009–10)

Garitano (2010)

Vinyals (2010)

Casuco (2010–11)

Cabello (2011–12)

Fernández Cuesta (2012)

Badenes (2012)

Fernández Cuesta (2012–13)

Peris (2013)

Ximet^c (2013)

Soler (2013–14)

Ortiz^c (2014)

Moya (2014)

Esteva (2014)

Moya^c (2014)

Calderé (2014–15)

Ramírez (2015–16)

Castelló (2016)

Calleja (2016–17)

Castelló (2017)

Escobar (2017–18)

Gutiérrez (2018)

Cano (2018–21)

Garrido (2021)

Escobar (2021–22)

Torrecilla (2022)

Jiménez^c (2022–23)

Rudé (2023)

Schreuder (2023–)

FC Barcelona Atlètic – managers

Seguer (1970–72)

Aloy (1972–76)

Ruiz (1976–78)

Torres (1978–79)

Segarra (1979–80)

Torres (1980)

Olivé (1980)

Torres (1980–83)

Romero (1983–84)

Vilaseca (1984–87)

Pujol (1987–89)

Costas (1989–96)

Ramos (1996–97)

Gonzalvo (1997–2001)

Costas (2001–03)

Gratacós (2003–05)

Costas (2005–07)

Guardiola (2007–08)

Luis Enrique (2008–11)

Eusebio (2011–15)

Vinyals (2015)

Gerard (2015–18)

Gª Pimienta (2018–21)

Barjuán (2021–22)

Márquez (2022–)

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