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Àlex Moreno, new left-back for Girona

Girona FC signs left-back Àlex Moreno, from Aston Villa. The Catalan footballer has signed a two-season contract, until June 2027.

Born in Sant Sadurní d’Anoia, Moreno trained in the youth categories of Vilafranca before moving to FC Barcelona's academy. In the 2012-13 season, he joined UE Llagostera and debuted in Segunda B. In 2014, he signed with RCD Mallorca, where he played his first matches in Segunda A. Later, he played for Rayo Vallecano, where he established himself as one of the most reliable full-backs in LaLiga, and for Real Betis, where he played over 120 official matches and debuted in European competitions.

In January 2023, Moreno made the leap to the Premier League with Aston Villa, where he completed two seasons under Unai Emery, also participating in European competitions. This past year, he was on loan at Nottingham Forest.

The new left-back for Girona stands out for his speed, refined technique, and ability to create goal-scoring opportunities. On the field, Moreno is recognized for his dribbling skills, dominance in one-on-one situations, and constant involvement in the attack. His runs down the left flank and assists make him a high-risk full-back for opponents. Defensively, the player provides solidity, with notable stats in tackles and interceptions. His combination of pace, technique, and tactical intelligence makes him a special player capable of turning the game around.

Now, at 32 years old, he returns to LaLiga to bring experience and quality to Girona FC's project.

Technical Profile

Name: Alexandre Moreno Lopera

Place and date of birth: Sant Sadurní d’Anoia, June 8, 1993

Career

2005-2011        FC Vilafranca

2011-2012        FC Barcelona

2012-2013        UE Llagostera

2013-2014        RCD Mallorca

2014-2015        Rayo Vallecano

2015-2016        Elche CF (on loan)

2016-2019        Rayo Vallecano

2019-2023        Real Betis

2023-2024        Aston Villa

2024-2025        Nottingham Forest (on loan)

2025                 GIRONA FC