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#7 Angel Arocha
Coming to the fore at a time when many would have found it quite challenging, Angel Arocha was able to etch his name in Barcelona folklore with relative ease.
The Spaniard was charged with the daunting task of slotting in for Paulino Alcantara, who was about to retire, and he repaid his employers’ trust with 215 goals (134 official) in the space of just six years.
He would help the team to the La Liga title in 1929, as well as the Copa del Rey the year prior. After leaving Barcelona, he would join Atletico Madrid, spending two seasons there before his retirement.
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