Jaime Sánchez Fernández

Jaime Sánchez Fernández ( born March 20, 1973 in Madrid ) is a former Spanish footballer.

Jaime Sánchez Fernández played from 1994 to 1996, first for the second team of Real Madrid before he in 1996/97 a season for Racing de Santander in the Primera División played. In 1997 he returned to Madrid and played until 1999 for the first team of Real. His greatest sporting achievements was winning the Champions League in 1998 with Real Madrid. In the 1-0 win in the final against Juventus he came on in the 82nd minute. In 1999 he moved to Deportivo La Coruna, with whom in 2000 he was Spanish champion. 2001/2002 was followed by a trip to CD Tenerife.

In 2002, Jaime after the fourth round of the 2002/2003 season of the Spanish Primera División Deportivo on loan to Bundesliga - promoted Hannover 96 Hannover was started under coach Ralf Rangnick with four defeats in the season and commit just before transfer deadline five players, including next to Jaime its Spanish compatriots Fernando Sánchez Ciprita and José Manuel Colmenero, which also changed from La Coruna to the Lower Saxony. The transfer of a former Champions League winner to Hanover came as a surprise and was due to the good contacts sporting director Ricardo Moar, who had come even from Deportivo to Hanover in July 2002. Jaime was the only one from the Spanish trio, who prevailed with the Reds and it brought in a short time a crowd favorite. At the end of the season, in the Hanover succeeded penultimate matchday of the league and Jamie put it in a 22 League games, he had to return to Spain.

In the first half of the season 2003/2004, however, he came at Deportivo to no use. Since Hannover 96 again sought during the winter break for reinforcements in midfield, could some end of January 2004 on a new loan until end of season with La Coruña. Jaime succeeded in the first game after his return, his only Bundesliga matches ( 3-2 against Hamburger SV). Overall, he brought it in the second half but only another 10 games for Hannover. After the season he had again returned to Spain.

From the 2004/2005 season he played in the Primera División for Albacete Balompie, then for Racing Club de Ferrol División until mid-2006 in the Spanish Segunda. He has since ended his active career and acquires in his adopted home of A Coruña, the Spanish sports teacher's diploma.

• Football players (Spain )
• Spanish Champion ( football)
• Athletes (Madrid )
• Born in 1973
• Man
• Spaniard
• UEFA Champions League winners