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Garcia as Last Name

Isacio Calleja García            Origin/Culture/Country: Spanish
Isacio Calleja García: a retired Spanish footballer.During his career he played for Atlético de Madrid. He also earned 13 caps for the Spain national football team, and participated in the 1964 European Nations' Cup, where Spain were the champions.

Alex Calvo-Garcia            Origin/Culture/Country: Spanish
Alex Calvo-Garcia: a retired professional footballer, who was best remembered for his time as a midfielder for Scunthorpe United. On 29 May 1999, it was his goal in the play-off final against Leyton Orient that secured Scunthorpe promotion to the then-titled Second Division.He joined Scunthorpe from SD Eibar in 1996. In his time with the club, he made 233 appearances and scored 32 goals.

Miguel Ángel Tena García            Origin/Culture/Country: Spanish
Miguel Ángel Tena García: a Spanish footballer who plays as a centre back, currently with Levante UD.Tena joined up-and-coming La Liga outfit Villarreal CF in 2003-04, but would only appear in one league match, in a 2-1 loss at CA Osasuna, being replaced at the hour mark.

Gorka Larrea García            Origin/Culture/Country: Spanish
Gorka Larrea García: a Spanish footballer, currently playing midfielder for Levante UD.Larrea is a product of Real Sociedad's youth system, and represented the side from 2002-08. In 2006-07, after three meaningless first-team seasons, he was loaned to UD Almería, playing an important role in the Andalusia side's La Liga promotion.

Alberto Lopo García            Origin/Culture/Country: Spanish
Alberto Lopo García: a Spanish professional footballer who currently plays as a central defender for Deportivo de La Coruña. His physical style of play results in him being one of the most booked players every season in Spanish football.Lopo spent the bulk of his professional career at Espanyol, where he started to play when he was ten. Soon the coaches noticed his defensive skills and, in April 1999 (aged eighteen), he debuted in La Liga against Real Zaragoza, thus becoming the first player to have represented the club in all categories.