Which players played for both Espanyol and Girona?

63 players have played for both Espanyol and Girona, including Cristhian Stuani, Pau López, Gorka Iraizoz, Jonathan Soriano, David López, Yangel Herrera, Samuele Longo, Pablo Machín, Ferran Corominas and Bernardo Espinosa.

Players Who Played for Both Espanyol and Girona (63 Players)

According to Wikidata and Wikipedia, 63 players have played for both Espanyol and Girona. The best known: Cristhian Stuani, Pau López and Gorka Iraizoz.

The list

#	Player	Born	Espanyol	Girona
1	Cristhian Stuani	1986	2012–2015	2017–
2	Pau López	1994	2014–2018	2024–2025
3	Gorka Iraizoz	1981	2004–2007	2017–2019
4	Jonathan Soriano	1985	2002–2009	2019–2020
5	David López	1989	2010–2014, 2016–2022	2022–
6	Yangel Herrera	1998	2021–2022	2022–2023, 2023–2025
7	Samuele Longo	1992	2012–2013	2016–2017
8	Pablo Machín	1975	2019	2014–2018
9	Ferran Corominas	1983	2003–2011	2011–2012
10	Bernardo Espinosa	1989	2019–2020	2017–2023
11	Javi Montero	1999	2019	2019
12	Pedro Solé	1905	1926–1936	1937–1940
13	Jairo Morillas	1993	2014–2018	2015–2016
14	Moisés Hurtado	1981	1999–2010	2013–2014
15	Aihen Muñoz	1997	2019	2019
16	Pol Lozano	1999	2019–	2021–2022
17	Iván Martín	1999	2019	2022–2023, 2023–2026
18	David García de la Cruz	1981	1999–2011	2011–2015
19	Ramón Terrats	2000	2025–2026	2020–2023
20	Roberto Fresnedoso	1973	1993–1995, 1998	1990–1991
21	Ernesto Galán	1986	2009–2013	2009–2010
22	Ángel Martínez	1986	2007–2011	2010–2011
23	Dani Nieto	1991	—	2011–2012
24	Brian Oliván	1994	2022–2025	2019–2020
25	Carlos Clerc	1992	2013–2016	2015–2016
26	Adrià Carmona	1992	—	2013–2014
27	Rubén Alcaraz	1991	—	2015–2018
28	Isaac Becerra	1988	—	2012–2016
29	Germán Parreño	1993	2012–2016	2015–2016
30	Mohamed Camara	1977	2006–2008	2009–2012
31	Kévin Soni	1998	2019–2020	2019–2021
32	Jofre Mateu	1980	2005–2006	2012–2014
33	Christian Alfonso	1989	2011–2015	2014–2015
34	Sergio Pelegrín	1979	1999–2000	2003–2004
35	Cristian Gómez	1989	2011–2015	2014–2015
36	Jordi Xumetra	1985	—	2006–2010
37	Paco Flores	1952	1972–1976, 1977–1980	1975–1976
38	Diego Ribera	1977	1998–1999	2003–2004
39	Raúl Longhi	1952	1973–1982	1982–1983
40	Héctor Simón	1984	2003–2004	2008–2010
41	Vicente Fernández Pujante	1975	1993	2004–2005
42	David Sánchez Parrilla	1978	—	2007–2009
43	Gabriel Gómez Román	1985	—	2008–2009
44	Joan Ribera i Masó	1975	1998–1999, 2000–2001	1992–1995, 2003–2004
45	Carles Bestit	1908	1943	1934–1936
46	Alfred Argensó Salla	1974	1998–2002	2003–2004
47	Francesc Bussot i Garreta	1909	—	—
48	Martín Abad Bartolomé	1954	—	—
49	Josep Artigas Morraja	1923	1947–1955	1944–1945
50	Josep Espada i Virgós	1912	1934–1937, 1943–1945	1940–1943
51	Javier Garcia Almendro	1969	—	—
52	Miquel Xirau i Borrell	1930	—	—
53	Rafael Oramas Cabrera	1925	—	—
54	Francesc Carrés i Costa	1919	1941–1942	1940–1946
55	Josep Sánchez Llambíes	1941	—	—
56	Miquel Duran i Planas	1957	—	—
57	Antoni Giralt i Peiró	1944	—	—
58	Josep Fontanet i Peris	1929	—	—
59	Josep Daví i Aumatell	1929	—	—
60	Francisco Mendoza Marrero	1922	1943–1946	1950–1951
61	Joaquim Rigau i Juan	1925	—	—
62	Eduard Olivas i Torrent	1918	—	—
63	Joan Xifreu i Subirats	1911	1929–1930	1933–1934

Which way they moved

Espanyol first, then Girona: 31
Girona first, then Espanyol: 9

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Source: Wikidata (CC0), Wikipedia club articles and player infoboxes (years at each club). Youth spells and appearances that look unplayed are left out; volunteer-kept records can contain gaps or errors.

Players who played for both Espanyol and Girona