Victor Casadesús (commonly spelled Víctor Casadesús) is a Spanish former professional footballer who mainly played as a forward or winger. Below is a concise profile focused on his time connected with Levante and his overall career.
- Full name: Víctor Manuel Casadesús Castaño
- Date of birth: 28 June 1985
- Place of birth: Algaida, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
- Primary position: Forward / Winger
Career highlights (club overview)
- RCD Mallorca: Product of Mallorca’s youth system and made his professional breakthrough there. He spent several spells with Mallorca, appearing in La Liga and Copa del Rey competitions.
- Levante UD: Víctor Casadesús joined Levante on loan from Mallorca for the 2011–2012 season. During that loan he contributed as an attacking option in La Liga, providing goals and experience to Levante’s frontline. His time at Levante helped the club during their top-flight campaigns.
- Other clubs: Apart from Mallorca and Levante, Casadesús had spells with SD Huesca (loan), Rayo Vallecano (briefly), Gimnàstic de Tarragona, and lower-division clubs later in his career.
Style of play
- Primarily a goal-oriented forward who can also operate on the wing.
- Known for good movement in the box, work rate, and ability to finish chances from close range.
Notable facts
- Represented Spain at youth international levels (various youth age groups).
- Spent the prime of his career in Spanish football across La Liga and Segunda División.
This summary highlights Víctor Casadesús’s profile and his association with Levante UD during the 2011–12 season. If more detailed statistics (appearances, goals for a specific season) or a full career timeline are needed, those can be provided.