Jesús García Pitarch
Personal information
Full name Jesús Vicente García Pitarch Marco
Date of birth (1963-11-14) 14 November 1963
Place of birth La Pobla, Spain
Height 1.72 m (5 ft 8 in)
Position(s) Winger
Youth career
Atlètic Vallbonense
Valencia
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls)
1982–1983 Mestalla
1983–1985 Valencia 37 (9)
1983–1984 → Gandía (loan)
1985–1987 Español 30 (6)
1988–1990 Figueres 48 (10)
1990–1991 Orihuela Deportiva 35 (22)
1991–1993 Logroñés 53 (6)
1993–1994 Mérida 28 (13)
1994–1996 Villarreal 67 (14)
1996–1997 Murcia 21 (4)
Total 319 (84)
International career
1984–1985 Spain U21 5 (0)
1984 Spain amateur 1 (1)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Jesús Vicente García Pitarch Marco (born 14 November 1963) is a Spanish retired footballer who played as a left winger.

Playing career

Also known as Suso in his playing days,[1] García Pitarch was born in La Pobla de Vallbona, Valencian Community, and played 120 La Liga games over the course of six seasons (21 goals), spending two apiece with local Valencia CF, RCD Español and CD Logroñés. He made his debut in the competition on 8 January 1984 in a 0–3 home loss against Sporting de Gijón where he featured 16 minutes,[2] and finished his first season with the Che with 16 games and six goals.

Whilst with Catalonia's Español, García Pitarch missed the entire 1986–87 campaign due to a bout of glomerulonephritis.[3] He went on to recover fully and, in Segunda División, represented UE Figueres, Orihuela Deportiva CF (scoring a career-best 22 goals in 1990–91 but still suffering team relegation, due to irregularities),[4] CP Mérida and Villarreal CF.

Post-playing career

García Pitarch majored in law in 1987, opening a firm in his hometown.[5] After being in charge of the club's academy, he worked as a director of football with Valencia, replacing Javier Subirats[6] and remaining in office until June 2004 – initially being fired in December of the previous year – leaving as manager Rafael Benítez.[7]

During five seasons, García Pitarch worked in the same capacity at Atlético Madrid,[8] being responsible for signing the likes of Diego Forlán and José Antonio Reyes.[9][10] On 4 July 2012, he was elected president of Hércules CF in the second division,[11] also being the main decider in the football department.[12]

García Pitarch left the Estadio José Rico Pérez after just one year, going on to work as director of football with Real Zaragoza,[13] Baniyas Club (United Arab Emirates)[14] and Valencia.[15] He left his role with the latter club on 7 January 2017.[16]

Aston Villa

On 9 October 2018, García Pitarch was appointed as sporting director of Aston Villa, where his key duties included player recruitment. On 27 July 2020, he was dismissed from this role after chief executive Christian Purslow carried out a "long-term strategic review of how the club can improve its recruitment".[17]

Transfers in

Date from Position Nationality Name From Fee Ref.
1 January 2019GKCroatiaLovre KalinićBelgium K.A.A. GentUndisclosed[18]
29 January 2019WGEnglandJaden Philogene-BidacePro:Direct Academy—[19]
31 January 2019RBFranceFrédéric GuilbertFrance SM CaenUndisclosed[20]
5 June 2019RWSpainJotaEngland Birmingham CityUndisclosed[21]
10 June 2019LWNetherlandsAnwar El GhaziFrance LilleUndisclosed[22]
13 June 2019CFBrazilWesleyBelgium Club Brugge£22,000,000[23]
17 June 2019CBEnglandKortney HauseEngland Wolves£3,000,000[24][25]
1 July 2019LBEnglandMatt TargettEngland Southampton£11,500,000[26][27]
8 July 2019CBEnglandTyrone MingsEngland Bournemouth£20,000,000[28][29]
11 July 2019 CB England Ezri Konsa England Brentford £12,000,000 [30]
16 July 2019 CB Belgium Björn Engels France Reims £9,000,000 [31]
24 July 2019 LW Egypt Trézéguet Turkey Kasımpaşa £8,750,000 [32][33]
25 July 2019 DM Brazil Douglas Luiz England Manchester City £15,000,000 [34][35]
1 August 2019 GK England Tom Heaton England Burnley £8,000,000 [36][37]
1 August 2019 DM Zimbabwe Marvelous Nakamba Belgium Club Brugge £10,200,000 [38][39]
20 January 2020 CF Tanzania Mbwana Samatta Belgium Genk £8,500,000 [40]
23 January 2020CFEnglandLouie BarrySpain Barcelona£880,000[41][42]
31 January 2020 CF Spain Borja Bastón Wales Swansea City Free Transfer [43]
21 July 2020 CB Republic of Ireland Aaron O'Reilly Republic of Ireland St Patrick's Athletic Undisclosed [44]

Transfers out

Date from Position Nationality Name To Fee Ref.
31 January 2019CBEnglandJacob BedeauEngland Scunthorpe UnitedFree transfer[45]
18 March 2019MFAustraliaJordan LydenFree agentReleased[46]
3 May 2019 LB Wales Mitch Clark Free agent Released [47]
5 June 2019CMEnglandGary GardnerEngland Birmingham CityUndisclosed[48]
1 July 2019RWGhanaAlbert AdomahEngland Nottingham ForestFree Transfer[49][50]
1 July 2019RWEnglandCorey Blackett-TaylorEngland Tranmere RoversFree transfer[51]
1 July 2019GKEnglandMark Bunn RetiredReleased[49]
1 July 2019RBWalesMitch ClarkEngland Leicester CityReleased[52][53]
1 July 2019RBBelgiumRitchie De LaetBelgium AntwerpFree transfer[49][54]
1 July 2019CBEnglandTommy ElphickEngland Huddersfield TownFree transfer[55][56]
1 July 2019RBScotlandAlan Hutton Free agentReleased[55]
1 July 2019DMAustraliaMile Jedinak Free agentReleased[49]
1 July 2019CFEnglandHarvey KnibbsEngland Cambridge UnitedFree transfer[52]
1 July 2019GKEnglandSam LomaxEngland Stratford TownFree transfer[57]
1 July 2019DMAustraliaJordan LydenEngland Swindon TownReleased[52][58]
1 July 2019SSScotlandRoss McCormack Free agentReleased[59]
1 July 2019CFEnglandHarry McKirdyEngland Carlisle UnitedFree transfer[52][60]
1 July 2019CMEnglandAlexander ProsserEngland Kidderminster HarriersFree transfer[52][61]
1 July 2019RBEnglandMicah Richards RetiredReleased[49]
1 July 2019DMRepublic of IrelandGlenn WhelanScotland Heart of MidlothianReleased[49][62]
3 July 2019CBEnglandLuke IgeEngland Colchester UnitedFree transfer[63]
8 August 2019CMIcelandBirkir Bjarnason Free agentMutual consent[64]
29 August 2019CMDemocratic Republic of the CongoAaron TshibolaBelgium Waasland BeverenUndisclosed[65]
19 January 2020 CF Ivory Coast Jonathan Kodjia Qatar Al-Gharafa Undisclosed [66]
21 January 2020 CB England Easah Suliman Portugal Vitória de Guimarães Undisclosed [67]
29 January 2020CFScotlandAaron PressleyEngland BrentfordUndisclosed[68]
1 July 2020CFSpainBorja BastónSpain LeganésReleased[69][70]
1 July 2020RBEnglandIsaiah Bazeley-GrahamEngland BarwellReleased[69]
1 July 2020DMEnglandJack BirchEngland AlvechurchReleased[69][71]
1 July 2020CBWalesJames ChesterEngland Stoke CityReleased[69][72]
1 July 2020CMRepublic of IrelandJake Doyle-HayesScotland St MirrenReleased[69][73]
1 July 2020FWEnglandAndre GreenEngland Sheffield WednesdayReleased[69][74]
1 July 2020CFEnglandRushian Hepburn-MurphyCyprus PafosReleased[69][75]
1 July 2020FWEnglandAnton HooperFree AgentReleased[69]
1 July 2020LWNetherlandsColin OdutayoFree AgentReleased[69]
1 July 2020AMEnglandCallum O'HareEngland Coventry CityReleased[69][76]
1 July 2020GKMontenegroMatija SarkicEngland WolvesReleased[69][77]
1 July 2020CFFranceDimitri SeaEngland BarrowReleased[69][78]
1 July 2020GKNew ZealandJamie SearleWales Swansea CityReleased[69][79]

Loans in

Start date Position Nationality Name From End date Ref.
7 January 2019CBEnglandKortney HauseEngland Wolves31 May 2019[80]
31 January 2019CMEnglandTom CarrollWales Swansea City4 April 2019[81][82]
31 January 2019CBEnglandTyrone MingsEngland Bournemouth31 May 2019[83]
7 January 2020CMEnglandDanny DrinkwaterEngland Chelsea30 June 2020[84]
13 January 2020 GK Spain Pepe Reina Italy Milan 30 June 2020 [85]

Loans out

Start date Position Nationality Name To End date Ref.
5 January 2019SSScotlandRoss McCormackScotland Motherwell31 May 2019[86]
11 January 2019CFEnglandRushian Hepburn-MurphyEngland Cambridge United31 May 2019[87]
29 January 2019CMEnglandCallum O'HareEngland Carlisle United31 May 2019[88]
31 January 2019CMEnglandCorey Blackett-TaylorEngland Walsall31 May 2019[89]
31 January 2019RBEnglandJames BreeEngland Ipswich Town31 May 2019[90]
31 January 2019CMRepublic of IrelandJake Doyle-HayesEngland Cambridge United31 May 2019[91]
31 January 2019CFRepublic of IrelandScott HoganEngland Sheffield United31 May 2019[92]
31 January 2019CFEnglandHarry McKirdyWales Newport County31 May 2019[93]
31 January 2019RBFranceFrederic GuilbertFrance SM Caen31 May 2019[20]
16 March 2019CMEnglandAlexander ProsserEngland Brackley Town31 May 2019[94]
26 June 2019GKMontenegroMatija SarkicScotland Livingston3 January 2020[95][96]
1 August 2019CMRepublic of IrelandJake Doyle-HayesEngland Cheltenham Town30 June 2020[97]
1 August 2019LWEnglandAndre GreenEngland Preston North End31 December 2019[98][99]
2 August 2019CFEnglandRushian Hepburn-MurphyEngland Tranmere Rovers31 January 2020[100][101]
7 August 2019CFRepublic of IrelandScott HoganEngland Stoke City29 January 2020[102][103]
8 August 2019RBEnglandJames BreeEngland Luton Town30 June 2020[104]
22 August 2019 AM England Callum O'Hare England Coventry City 30 June 2020 [105]
2 January 2020LWEnglandAndre GreenEngland Charlton Athletic30 June 2020[106]
20 January 2020GKCroatiaLovre KalinićFrance Toulouse30 June 2020[107]
22 January 2020CBEnglandJake WalkerEngland Banbury United30 June 2020[108]
24 January 2020CMEnglandLewis BruntEngland Gloucester City30 June 2020[109]
29 January 2020CFRepublic of IrelandScott HoganEngland Birmingham City30 June 2020[103]
31 January 2020CBWalesJames ChesterEngland Stoke City30 June 2020[110]
31 January 2020CFEnglandRushian Hepburn-MurphyEngland Derby County30 June 2020[101]
31 January 2020CMEnglandJacob RamseyEngland Doncaster Rovers30 June 2020[111][112]
31 January 2020 AM England Ben Guy England Belper Town 30 June 2020 [112]

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