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Lucas Alcaraz

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Spanish footballer

In thisSpanish name, the first or paternal surname is Alcaraz and the second or maternal family name is González.
Lucas Alcaraz
Alcaraz asRecreativo manager in 2009
Personal information
Full nameLuis Lucas Alcaraz González
Date of birth (1966-06-21)21 June 1966 (age 59)
Place of birthGranada, Spain
Youth career
Jaén
Senior career*
YearsTeamApps(Gls)
–1994Granada
Managerial career
1994–1995Adra
1995–1998Granada
1998Almería
1999–2000Dos Hermanas
2000–2003Recreativo
2003–2005Racing Santander
2005–2006Xerez
2006–2008Murcia
2008–2009Recreativo
2009–2011Córdoba
2011–2012Almería
2012–2013Aris
2013–2014Granada
2014–2015Levante
2016–2017Granada
2017Algeria
2017–2018Almería
2018Zaragoza
2020Albacete
2021–2022Olympiakos Nicosia
2022–2023Ibiza
2023–2024Nassaji Mazandaran
* Club domestic league appearances and goals

Luis Lucas Alcaraz González (born 21 June 1966) is a Spanishfootballmanager.

In a managerial career of over two decades, he competed in tenLa Liga seasons at the helm ofRecreativo (with whom he reached the2003 Copa del Rey final),Racing de Santander,Granada andLevante. He was also in charge of eight clubs in theSegunda División, winning promotion with Recreativo andMurcia, and had a brief spell in international selection withAlgeria.

Football career

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Born inGranada,Andalusia, Alcaraz started coaching withAD Adra in 1994 at the age of 28,[1] and subsequently achieved two top-four finishes in theSegunda División B in his three-year spell atGranada CF, but failing to promote in the playoffs.[2] In the following two seasons he managed in the same tier and region, withAlmería CF andDos Hermanas CF,suffering relegation with the former.[3][4]

In June 2000, the 34-year-old Alcaraz signed forRecreativo de Huelva,[5] helping the oldest club in Spain return toLa Liga after an absence of 23 years in2002 behind championsAtlético Madrid andRacing de Santander.[6] Even thoughRecrereturned to the second division immediately, they also managed toreach the final of theCopa del Rey, losing 3–0 toRCD Mallorca.[7]

Alcaraz then moved to Racing Santander, being sacked midway through the2004–05 campaign due to bad results.[8] He spent the following two seasons in theSegunda División, helpingReal Murcia CF topromote in 2007[9] butbeing immediately relegated afterwards – he was fired on 6 March 2008 –[10] andmeeting the same fate with his following club, Recreativo.[11]

In the summer of 2009, Alcaraz signed with another team in his native Andalusia,Córdoba CF (division two),[12] helping the sidefinish tenth in his first season. In late June 2011, he re-joined Almería – now calledUnión Deportiva –recently relegated from the top flight.[13]

On 3 April 2012, after only four points in six games and no wins, Alcaraz was relieved of his duties.[14] On 30 January of the following year, after a very short spell inGreece withAris Thessaloniki FC,[15] he returned to his country and Granada, with the club now in the top tier.[16]

Alcaraz was appointed atLevante UD on 21 October 2014, replacing firedJosé Luis Mendilibar after just eight rounds.[17] One year and four days later, following a 0–4 home defeat toReal Sociedad, he was sacked.[18]

On 11 June 2016, Alcaraz was announced as the newElche CF manager,[19] only to refuse the job six days later.[20] On 3 October, he began his third spell at Granada.[21]

As the team stoodsecond-bottom in the table, Alcaraz was relieved of his duties on 10 April 2017.[22] Three days later, he was appointed at the helm of theAlgeria national side,[23] but was fired in October afterfailing to qualify for the2018 FIFA World Cup, receiving a €345,000 payout.[24]

Alcaraz returned to Almería on 16 November 2017, replacingLuis Miguel Ramis.[25] He resigned on 24 April 2018, after an eight-match winless run.[26]

On 22 October 2018, Alcaraz was appointedReal Zaragoza manager in place of the sackedImanol Idiakez.[27] On 17 December, he was himself dismissed.[28]

Alcaraz was named manager ofAlbacete Balompié on 3 February 2020, still in the second division,[29] He was relieved of his duties on 13 October, just five matches into thenew season.[30]

On 29 December 2021, Alcaraz moved to Cyprus withOlympiakos Nicosia, but left after collecting no wins in eight games.[31] In November 2022, he becameUD Ibiza's third manager of thesecond-tier campaign.[32]

On 6 June 2023, after the relegation of theBalearic Islands side, Alcaraz left.[33] On 24 December, he signed forF.C. Nassaji Mazandaran in thePersian Gulf Pro League,[34] leaving his post the following February.[35]

Personal life

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Alcaraz's father,Felipe, was apolitician and awriter, being a longtime secretary-general of theCommunist Party of Andalusia.[36][37][38] His grandfather wasManuel González, and hisnamesake his uncle.[39]

Managerial statistics

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As of match played 21 February 2024
Managerial record by team and tenure
TeamNatFromToRecordRef
GWDLGFGAGDWin %
GranadaSpain16 October 199522 February 199810644352713492+42041.51[40]
AlmeríaSpain22 May 19988 November 19981125489−1018.18[41]
Dos HermanasSpain2 July 199916 May 200039141784133+8035.90[42]
RecreativoSpain10 June 200030 June 2003134475136138133+5035.07[43]
Racing SantanderSpain31 July 20039 February 20056418172973100−27028.13[44]
XerezSpain26 June 200518 June 2006462015117053+17043.48[45]
MurciaSpain20 June 20066 March 2008712622238588−3036.62[46]
RecreativoSpain7 October 200815 June 20093488183449−15023.53[47]
CórdobaSpain25 June 20098 June 201192312734108119−11033.70[48]
AlmeríaSpain26 June 20114 April 201235151465741+16042.86[49]
ArisGreece3 December 201229 January 20138242911−2025.00[50]
GranadaSpain30 January 201319 May 201457199295783−26033.33[51]
LevanteSpain21 October 201425 October 2015431013204071−31023.26[52]
GranadaSpain3 October 201610 April 20172656152151−30019.23[53]
AlgeriaAlgeria13 April 201711 October 20177214610−4028.57[54]
AlmeríaSpain16 November 201724 April 2018216692225−3028.57[55]
ZaragozaSpain22 October 201817 December 20188125613−7012.50[56]
AlbaceteSpain3 February 202013 October 20202151061922−3023.81[57]
Olympiakos NicosiaCyprus29 December 202116 February 20228026414−10000.00[31]
IbizaSpain28 November 20226 June 202326410122444−20015.38[58]
Nassaji MazandaranIran24 December 202325 February 2024401316−5000.00[34]
Total8612792753079571,067−110032.40—

References

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Managerial positions
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Albacete Balompié –managers
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UD Ibiza –managers
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