Player Name: Pablo Hernández

• Full name: Pablo Daniel Hernández Sánchez
• Date of birth: 11 September 1985
• Place of birth: Valencia, Spain
• Nationality: Spanish
• Position: Attacking midfielder / Winger
• Preferred foot: Right

Career summary (not exhaustive):

• Early career in Spain with youth and senior spells at Valencia CF (including loan moves to lower-division clubs).
• Played for Castellón on loan and later for Cádiz and Salamanca in Spanish football.
• Made a move to Greece with Olympiacos (brief stint).
• Returned to Spain with RCD Mallorca (where he had significant impact and helped the team in La Liga and promotion battles).
• Joined Leeds United in July 2016, becoming an influential creative player under various managers, notably contributing to Leeds’ promotion to the Premier League in the 2019–20 season.
• Known at Leeds for vision, set-piece delivery, dribbling and ability to score long-range efforts and important goals.
• After leaving Leeds United in mid-2021, he returned to Spain and continued his career with clubs including RCD Mallorca and CF Intercity (verify latest club for most recent updates).

Notable achievements:

• Key creative player in Leeds United’s successful 2019–20 Championship campaign that earned promotion to the Premier League.
• Well-regarded for consistency, leadership on the pitch and technical ability throughout a long professional career.

Stats highlights (approximate and up to 2021–2022 period):

• Appearances for Leeds United: over 200 in all competitions (including Championship and Premier League).
• Goals for Leeds United: around 40+ in all competitions.

Style of play: A technically gifted attacking midfielder/winger who excels at creating chances, set pieces, intelligent movement between the lines and finishing from distance. Often deployed centrally behind the striker or on the right flank cutting in.

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