Alfonso Pérez Muñoz (born 26 September 1972) is a retired Spanish professional footballer who played as a forward. He is best known for his time with Real Betis and other La Liga clubs, and for representing Spain at major international tournaments.

• Full name: Alfonso Pérez Muñoz
• Date of birth: 26 September 1972
• Place of birth: Madrid, Spain
• Position: Forward / Striker
• Youth club: Real Madrid

Club career (selected)

• Real Madrid (1991–1995) — Broke into the first team from the youth ranks; limited starting opportunities in a star-studded squad.
• Real Betis (loan 1992–1993; permanent 1995–1997, 2004–2005) — Became a fan favourite at Betis with notable goal-scoring and attacking play. His most productive spell came in the mid-1990s.
• Barcelona (1997–2000) — Transferred to Barcelona, where he played for several seasons but struggled with injuries and consistency.
• Olympique de Marseille (loan 1999–2000) — Short loan spell in France.
• Racing Santander (2001–2004) — Continued career in La Liga before returning briefly to Betis.

International career

• Spain national team (1992–2002) — Earned over 30 caps and scored more than 10 goals for his country.
• Major tournaments: Played at UEFA Euro 1996 and the 1998 FIFA World Cup; also part of squads in other competitions during the 1990s.

Playing style and legacy

• Known for his technique, finishing ability and intelligent movement off the ball.
• Remembered fondly by Betis supporters for his contributions in the 1990s and for being one of the more notable Spanish forwards of his generation.

Post-retirement

• After retiring from professional football, Alfonso has kept a lower public profile; he has been involved in football-related activities and occasional media appearances.

Note: The above summarizes Alfonso Pérez’s career highlights with emphasis on his spells at Real Betis. Exact appearance and goal totals vary by source and season; consult club records or databases for match-by-match statistics.