Alberto García Aspe

• Full name: Alberto García Aspe
• Date of birth: May 11, 1967
• Place of birth: Mexico City, Mexico
• Nationality: Mexican
• Position: Midfielder (central / attacking midfielder)
• Club (notable): Club Necaxa
• Career overview:
  • Alberto García Aspe is a retired Mexican professional midfielder best known for his time with UNAM Pumas, Club Necaxa and Club América during the 1980s and 1990s.
  • He played for Club Necaxa in two separate spells (early 1990s and mid-1990s), helping the team during one of its most successful eras, including domestic titles and strong showings in the Mexican league.
  • García Aspe was known for his vision, passing range and ability to score from midfield.
• Club career (high level):
  • Pumas UNAM (debut club)
  • Tigres UANL (loan/transfer periods)
  • Club Necaxa (major spell; part of the 1990s successful Necaxa sides)
  • Club América (later spell)
  • Other Mexican clubs before retirement
• International career:
  • Mexico national team regular during the late 1980s and 1990s.
  • Earned over 100 caps for Mexico and scored multiple goals, representing Mexico at FIFA World Cups and CONCACAF tournaments.
• Post-playing career: Worked in various administrative and sporting-director roles in Mexican football following retirement.

Notable: García Aspe is widely regarded as one of Mexico’s prominent midfielders of his generation and a key figure in Necaxa’s 1990s success.