Pruden Sánchez

Pruden
Personnel
Surname	Prudencio Sánchez Hernández
birthday	December 1, 1916
place of birth	Babilafuente ,  Spain
date of death	February 25, 1998
Place of death	Madrid ,  Spain
position	striker
Men's
Years	station	Games (goals) 1
1934-1940	UD Salamanca
1940-1941	Atlético Aviación	22 (30)
1941-1943	UD Salamanca
1943-1948	real Madrid	81 (58)
1948-1949	Real Zaragoza
1949-1953	AD Plus Ultra
1 Only league games are given.

Prudencio Sánchez Hernández ( December 1, 1916 - February 25, 1998 ), also known as Pruden , was a Spanish football player .

Career

Pruden began his career at UD Salamanca in 1934 . After the Spanish Civil War , he moved to Atlético Aviación in the Primera División for the 1940/41 season . Here he was the top scorer with 30 goals straight away and won the Spanish championship with his team.

Despite these successes, the club management of Atlético Aviación decided not to renew Pruden's contract. The reason for this was a fibula fracture, which put the continuation of his career in question. The Spaniard then ran again for UD Salamanca in the Segunda División and continued his medical studies at the University of Salamanca .

In 1943 Pruden was signed by Real Madrid . With the Whites , he won the Copa del Rey in 1946 and 1947 . What is particularly memorable, however, is the second leg in the 1943 cup semi-final against FC Barcelona , which Los Blancos won 11-1 after a 3-0 defeat in the first leg. Pruden alone scored four goals in this game.

In 1948 Pruden moved to Real Saragossa in the Tercera División . He then ended his career at AD Plus Ultra .

successes

• Spanish champion : 1941
• Spanish cup winner : 1946 , 1947
• Pichichi Trophy : 1941

Web links

• Mission data on BDFutbol.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ "Se fue al Salamanca por 50,000 pesetas" (as.com)
2. ↑ "The top 10 duels between Real and Barcelona" (laola1.at)