Héctor Bellerín

Spanish association football player · Spain · Footballers · Born 1995 · age 31

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The right-back who came through Barcelona's academy, made his name across eight seasons at Arsenal, then circled back through Spain and Portugal before settling at Real Betis - where a loan turned permanent after he'd already won silverware there once.

A life in dates

2023Real Betis BalompiéClubSporting CPClub2022Fc BarcelonaClub2022-20232021Real Betis BalompiéClub2021-20222016Spain men's national football teamClub2016-20202013Arsenal F.C.Club2013-2022Spain national under-19 football teamClub2013-2014Watford F.C.Club2013-20142012Spain national under-17 association football teamClub2011Spain national under-16 association football teamClub1995Born19 March 1995

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Bellerín playing for Arsenal in 2015

On YouTube

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Teams 11

Sporting CP2023-2023

Real Betis Balompié2023-present

Fc Barcelona2022-2023

Real Betis Balompié2021-2022

Spain men's national football team2016-2020

Spain national under-21 association football team2015-2017

Arsenal F.C.2013-2022

Watford F.C.2013-2014

Spain national under-19 football team2013-2014

Spain national under-17 association football team2012-2012

Spain national under-16 association football team2011-2011

Career record

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2022-202330

2021-2022230

2016-202040

2015-2017140

2013-20221838

2013-201480

2013-201490

2012-201260

2011-201161

About this person

Bellerín was born 19 March 1995 and started at Barcelona before Arsenal signed him in 2011. He played 239 games for the Gunners, collecting three FA Cups and two Community Shields along the way. A loan spell at Real Betis in 2021-22 brought a Copa del Rey, and after a brief return to Barcelona in September 2022 and a short stint at Sporting CP, he made the move to Betis permanent. He represented Spain from under-16 through under-21 levels, earned his senior cap in 2016, and went to that summer's European Championship.

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Spain

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