Jorge López Montaña

Jorge López Montaña ( born September 19, 1978 in Logroño ) is a Spanish football player. His former position is the midfield.

Career

Jorge López started his footballer career in the youth of CD Logroñés. The problematic economic situation of the club meant that he moved to FC Villarreal in the summer of 1999. With these he made in the first season promotion to the Primera División, and developed in central midfield as one of the best players of the club. In the summer of 2003, he finally moved to FC Valencia, and although he played here on the unusual for him right gang, he was able to convince again and won with his team the championship and the UEFA Cup. The departure of Rafael Benítez and the arrival of Claudio Ranieri, who were retired Jorge López, took him on loan to RCD Mallorca. With these he played a good season, but was injured at the end of heavy and returned in the summer of 2005 back to Valencia. After a long rehabilitation, he finally managed to slow the spring of 2006 the team back.

Nevertheless followed in the summer of 2007, the change to league rivals Racing Santander, where he could later fight little a regular place. A year later he moved on to Real Zaragoza, which was relegated to the Segunda División straight. A year later, the return succeeded to the Upper House. In summer 2011, the club announced that the expiring contract of Montaña is not extended.

Achievements

• UEFA Cup: 2003/ 04 with FC Valencia
• Spanish Cup: 2003 /04 with FC Valencia