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2x FIFA Club World Cup participant. 2012. FC Barcelona. 2010. FC Barcelona - 2 Goals. 1x Conference League participant. 22/23. SS Lazio - 1 Goals. This statistic shows the achievements of Lazio Rom player Pedro.
International honours: 2010 World Cup winner, Euro 2012 winner, 2013 Confederations Cup runner-up. Major international tournaments: 2010 World Cup (2+3 games), Euro 2012 (3 games), 2014 World Cup (1+1 games), Euro 2016 (0+2 games)
Check out the latest domestic and international stats, match logs, goals, height, weight and more for Pedro playing for Chelsea FC, FC Barcelona and Spain men's national team in the Champions League, La Liga and Premier League.
- July 28, 1987
- July 1987
- August 2003
- January 2008
- May 2009
- August 2009
- December 2009
- July 2010
- May 2011
- July 2012
- May 2019
Pedro Eliezer Rodriguez Ledesma was born 28 July, 1987 to parents Juan Antonio Rodriguez and Monserrat Ledesma in a small town named Abades in the south of the Canary Island of Tenerife, Spain. Known as Pedrito (literally, 'Little Pedro') due to his diminutive size, Pedro once told The Guardian that he had all the traits of a typical Canarioboth as...
Fast forward 16 years and Pedrito has joined the academy of local club San Isidro, where he shines in the club’s Under-18 team - scoring 35 times in his first season. By the end of that 2003-04 season, he had made his debut for the senior team and by August the following year, he’d sealed a move to the club he idolised as a child after impressing B...
After two seasons with Barcelona’s third string, Pedro is starring in his first full year with the ‘B’ team under a coach he will thrive under; Pep Guardiola. But it’s Frank Rijkaard who handed 20-year-old Pedro his first-team debut as a last-minute substitute against Murcia, entering the pitch with No. 33 and Pedrito on his back. He would soon hav...
Guardiola had replaced Rijkaard in the Nou Camp hotseat and began easing Pedro into the first team. A significant moment comes in the final game of Barcelona’s season as Pedro has a late cameo at the Stadio Olimpico as the Spaniards wrapped up their first ever treble with victory over Manchester United in the Champions League final.
Now 22, Pedro is a first-team regular and scores his first Barcelona goal against Athletic Bilbao in the first leg of the Spanish Super Cup on 16 August - and signs his first contract with the first team four days later. By the end of the month he had once again scored in a cup final, hitting the winning goal against Shakhtar Donetsk in extra-time ...
By scoring in the semi-final and - you guessed it - final of the Club World Cup in Abu Dhabi, Pedro becomes the first player in history to score in six different competitions in a single season. He does so just five months into his first full season - scoring in the Spanish Super Cup, Copa del Rey, La Liga, Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and Club...
A little late to flower, Pedro was in full bloom by now and was called up to the Spain squad for the first time among no other than Vicente del Bosque’s World Cup squad bound for South Africa. A substitute during the early rounds of the competition, Pedro starts the semi-final and final - a move that pays off as his country secured a first World Cu...
Another final, another goal. This time Pedro - who has by now been given the Canary Island Gold Medal - backs up his crucial goal against rivals Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final with Barcelona’s first in the showpiece as they once again see off United. Barca became the first team in history to complete a domestic league, domestic cup ...
Del Bosque’s Spain added the title of European champions to their world champion moniker, beating an Italy side containing the likes of Roma legends Daniele de Rossi in the final. Having been left out of all three group matches, Pedro featured in the quarter-final, semi and final, once again proving the man for the big occasion. AUGUST 2015 Fast fo...
Pedro’s winning habits continue to be satisfied in London - he wins the Premier League under Antonio Conte - and by the end of the 2018-19 season his goal in the Europa League final (obviously!) seals the 25th major trophy of his career. It completes a remarkable record for Pedro who is not only the first Spaniard to score in the finals of the Cham...
Mar 26, 2018 · In 1990, Pedro Monzon became the first man to receive a red card in a World Cup final. His lunge at Jurgen Klinsmann was reckless, but the West Germany man’s theatrics - bouncing up from the...
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Aug 26, 2020 · Twenty-two; enough for two full XIs - or at least one and a full bank of options off the bench. The 21st of those, of course, is Pedro Rodriguez - who joined the club earlier this week. He lifted the World Cup in 2010, playing in the final as Spain conquered the world for the first time.
