Английская Википедия:1997–98 RCD Mallorca season

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Шаблон:Infobox football club season In the 1997–98 season Real Club Deportivo Mallorca competed in La Liga and Copa del Rey.

Summary

The club with the President Bartolome Beltran appointed on 10 July 1997, Argentinian head coach Héctor Cúper from Lanús as its new manager, winning the spot ahead of Portuguese José Mourinho. After winning the relegation playoff defeating Rayo Vallecano and Cuper secured, Beltran announced several transfers in for the La Liga newcomer team: Brazilian attacking midfielder Palhinha (1994 FIFA World Cup Champion) arrived from Cruzeiro, Brazilian right back Ivan Rocha and Argentinian striker Gabriel Amato from Hércules CF. On 15 August 1997 Argentinian goalkeeper Carlos Roa and right winger Oscar Mena were transferred in from Lanús.

Also, Beltran negotiated six transfers from Valencia CF due to these players were discarded by Argentinian coach Jorge Valdano: left back Enrique Romero, defensive midfielder Vicente Engonga, Galvez, striker Moya, central back Iván Campo and midfielder Xabier Eskurza. Two more incorporations attacking midfielder Juan Carlos Valeron from UD Las Palmas and left winger Jovan Stankovic from CD Logroñés, both players arrived to the club after the few chances of play in their former teams.

Squad

Squad at end of season

Transfers

In
Pos.	Name	from	Type
DF	Enrique Romero	Valencia CF
DF	Iván Campo	Valencia CF
FW	Gabriel Moya	Valencia CF
MF	Vicente Engonga	Valencia CF
FW	Jose Galvez	Valencia CF
MF	Xabier Eskurza	Valencia CF
MF	Oscar Mena	Lanús
FW	Gabriel Amato	Hércules CF
GK	Carlos Roa	Lanús
MF	Juan Carlos Valeron	UD Las Palmas
AM	Palhinha	Cruzeiro
DF	Ivan Rocha	Atlético Madrid

Out
Pos.	Name	To	Type
AM	Palhinha	Flamengo

Competitions

La Liga

League table

1997–98 La Liga

Positions by round

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See also

• RCD Mallorca
• 1997–98 La Liga
• 1997–98 Copa del Rey