Sevilla fans are mourning the death on Thursday of Rosendo Headsformer technical secretary of Seville and who brought Spain to players who made history in Spanish football such as Suker, Zamorano, Polster, Simeone or Chartas, talents that have become popular in the Andalusian team and this man from Salamanca recruits with a special eye and that leads the current sports directors or scouting specialists when there is no audiovisual media or internet and the only valid tool is travel, contacts and hits to find talent in any field of Europe.
Rosendo Headsenter Seville from the time of Luis Cuervasis technical secretary of the Andalusian club, with which he has been linked for a total of 26 years, recruited by Monchi in its final phase until 2013. It is also key to the arrival of Maradona in Sevillewith endless negotiations on FIFAThe Italian Federation and the Naples at the end of his sanction for doping, because he opted for Carlos Salvador Bilardo so he managed the Sevilla team in 1992 in a team in which he went along with Diego Simeone, a talent he brought from the Italian Pisa. Also in this group, the presence of a young Yugoslav (before the split of Croatia) named Davor Sucker, recruited from Dinamo Zagreb. The current president of the Croatian federation ended up signing for real Madridlike Zamoranoan unknown Chilean striker discovered in Swiss St. Gallen.
Another of his great signings is, no doubt, Anton PolsterSilver boot in Europe and that in one season in Seville he scored 33 goals which did not make him the top scorer as he was level with a famous Hugo Sánchez who scored 38 in real Madrid. Polster arrived from Torino in 1988, a year after moving to Italy from Rapid Vienna.
the greek Vassilis Chartaswhich he had followed for several years before he signed, was another of his great discoveries, a golden left foot that marked an era in the last years of the 20th century in courage. Transfers like in Dassaevwith the opening of the Soviet Union to the world in the midst of Perestroika… Rosendo Cabezas is at a great moment in the history of Seville, with signings that caused excitement, as well as semi-unknown players re-appreciated with the talents of the Sevillian youth academy at a time when only two foreigners were allowed in Spain. Following this, the opening of the market with the law Bossman opened the fan and brought the Seville to many footballers.
Rosendo Heads also worked for Sporting GijonThe Royal Saragossa and for the group of his land, the Salamanca, where he has been living for the last few years.
Source: La Verdad
I am Ida Scott, a journalist and content author with a passion for uncovering the truth. I have been writing professionally for Today Times Live since 2020 and specialize in political news. My career began when I was just 17; I had already developed a knack for research and an eye for detail which made me stand out from my peers.
