FC Andorra Signs 24-Year-Old Argentine Defender Lautaro Spatz from Villarreal B
The Segunda División side bolsters its defense with the 1.85m right-footed centre-back, who impressed in Villarreal's reserves after stints at Cádiz, Antequera and others. Club praises his competitiveness and play-building ability.
Key Points
- Spatz, 24, joins on two-year deal with option for third season.
- Played 31 matches for Villarreal B in 1a RFEF, scoring 3 goals and 1 assist.
- Developed at Puerto Malagueño, Elche, Cádiz; debuted with Cádiz first team.
- Brings defensive strength, build-up play skills to bolster Andorra's backline.
FC Andorra has signed 24-year-old Argentine centre-back Lautaro Spatz from Villarreal B on a two-year contract, with an option for a third season.
The Segunda División club confirmed the deal on Monday, after reports from local outlets including Altaveu and Diari d'Andorra. Born in Buenos Aires in October 2001, the 1.85m right-footed defender joins following a strong season in Spain's 1a RFEF, where he played 31 matches for Villarreal's reserve team, scoring three goals and providing one assist.
Spatz developed through the youth ranks at Puerto Malagueño, Elche and Cádiz, making his senior debut with Cádiz's first team. He later gained experience at Montevideo City Torque, Antequera, Algeciras and Villarreal B.
Club officials highlight his youth, potential and competitiveness, along with a robust physique, defensive strength and proficiency in building play from the back—qualities that align with efforts to shore up the backline. Spatz had completed preseason duties with Villarreal before the transfer.
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