SWOS 2016/2017
SWOS 2016/2017

IAGO FALQUE
IAGO FALQUE
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Number
#7
Nationality
Spain
Team
TORINO (Italy)
Coach
SINISA MIHAJLOVIC
Position
RW (Right Wing)
Passing (P) Shooting (V) Heading (H) Tackling (T) Control (C) Speed (S) Finishing (F) Total Bargain Value
2 2 1 0 3 3 2 13 0.9 £1.5M

Iago Falque

Full name: Iago Falque Silva

Date of birth: 4 April 1990

Place of birth: Vigo, Spain

Nationality: Spanish

Position: Attacking midfielder / Winger / Second striker

Physical: Height ~1.81 m (5 ft 11 in)

Career overview (selected clubs):

  • Youth: FC Barcelona (La Masia), then moved to RCD Espanyol and later to Tottenham Hotspur youth setup.
  • Tottenham Hotspur (2008–2011) — made his senior debut but spent time out on loan.
  • Loan spells: Included Ipswich Town, Southampton.
  • Genoa (2011–2012) — moved to Italy, where he began establishing himself in Serie A.
  • Torino (2014–2017) — most notable spell in Italy: joined on loan in 2013–14 before signing permanently. At Torino he became a key attacking player, known for creativity, dribbling and set-piece ability. He scored and assisted regularly, often deployed behind the striker or on the right wing.
  • Roma (2017–2018) — later moved to AS Roma, then had further spells including loans (e.g., Genoa) and stints in Spain and Italy.

Torino highlights:

  • First joined Torino on loan in January 2014 and impressed enough to secure a permanent move.
  • Became an important attacking outlet for Torino across multiple seasons (2014–2017), contributing goals and assists and often taking penalties and free kicks.
  • 2014–15 and 2015–16 seasons were among his most productive years in Serie A, combining technical skill with vision to create scoring chances.

Playing style: A technically gifted attacker with good close control, vision and a strong left foot. Capable of playing centrally as a trequartista or on the wing; effective at set pieces and creating chances for teammates while also chipping in with goals.

Later career and retirement status: After Torino he moved to AS Roma (2017) and later had other moves including a return to Genoa on loan and a spell at Villarreal B and Parma earlier/later depending on timelines. As of mid-2020s he has moved between clubs and his exact club status should be checked against current sources for the latest update.

Notable trivia: Born in Galicia, Spain, Falque came through Barcelona’s La Masia before moving abroad; he holds a reputation in Italy for creativity and set-piece quality.