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Víctor Tomás
Personal information
Full name	Víctor Tomás González
Born	(1985-02-15) 15 February 1985 (age 39) Barcelona, Spain
Nationality	Spanish
Height	1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Playing position	Right wing
Youth career
Years	Team
1998–2004	FC Barcelona
Senior clubs
Years	Team
2004–2020	FC Barcelona
National team
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
2004–2017	Spain	176	(559)
Medal record Olympic Games 2008 Beijing Team World Championships 2013 Spain European Championships 2016 Poland 2014 Denmark

Víctor Tomás González (born 15 February 1985) is a Spanish retired handball player.

He played for FC Barcelona his whole career, and amongst many other titles he became Spanish champion 12 times, and won the EHF Champions League 3 times. He had to retire at the end of the season of 2019/20 due to a heart condition.

References

1. "2015 World Championship Roster" (PDF). IHF. Archived from the original (PDF) on 27 January 2015. Retrieved 15 January 2015.
2. EHF profile
3. "Víctor Tomàs to retire at the end of the season". FC Barcelona. Retrieved 14 June 2021.

External links

• Víctor Tomás at Olympics at Sports-Reference.com (archived)

Spain squads

v t e Spain squad – 2012 European Men's Handball Championship – 4th place 1 Hombrados 2 Entrerrios 3 Gurbindo 4 Rocas 5 Maqueda 8 Tomás 9 Entrerríos 11 Sarmiento 12 Sierra 13 Aguinagalde 14 R. García 15 Ugalde 17 J. García 18 Romero 21 Cañellas 24 Morros 30 Guardiola Head Coach: Rivera v t e Spain squad – 2012 Summer Olympics – 7th place 1 Hombrados 3 Gurbindo 4 Rocas 5 Maqueda 8 Tomás 9 Entrerríos 10 Aguirrezabalaga 11 Sarmiento 13 Aguinagalde 15 Ugalde 16 Sterbik 21 Cañellas 24 Morros 30 Guardiola Head Coach: Rivera v t e Spain squad – 2013 World Men's Handball Championship – Gold medal 2 Entrerríos 4 Rocas 5 Maqueda 8 Tomás 11 Sarmiento 12 Sierra 13 Aguinagalde 16 Sterbik 21 Cañellas 22 Montoro 24 Morros 25 Ruesga 26 A. García 28 Rivera 29 Ariño 30 Guardiola Head Coach: Rivera v t e Spain squad – 2014 European Men's Handball Championship – Bronze medal 3 Gurbindo 4 Rocas 5 Maqueda 8 Tomás 9 Entrerríos 11 Sarmiento 12 Sierra 13 Aguinagalde 15 Ugalde 19 Andreu 21 Cañellas 24 Morros 25 Ruesga 26 García Robledo 28 Rivera 30 Guardiola 35 Pérez de Vargas Head Coach: Cadenas v t e Spain squad – 2015 World Men's Handball Championship – 4th place 4 Rocas 5 Maqueda 8 Tomás 9 Entrerríos 12 Sierra 13 Aguinagalde 15 Ugalde 19 Andreu 20 Rodríguez 21 Cañellas 24 Morros 26 García Robledo 28 Rivera Folch 30 Guardiola 33 Pérez de Vargas 40 Dujshebaev Coach: Cadenas v t e Spain squad – 2016 European Men's Handball Championship – Silver medal 3 Gurbindo 5 Maqueda 8 Tomás 9 Entrerríos 13 Aguinagalde 15 Ugalde 16 Sterbik 21 Cañellas 24 Morros 26 García Robledo 27 Baena González 28 Rivera 30 Guardiola 33 Pérez de Vargas 35 Mindegía 38 Del Arco 40 Dujshebaev Head Coach: Cadenas v t e Spain squad – 2017 World Men's Handball Championship – 5th place 3 Gurbindo 6 Fernández 7 Rivera Folch 8 Tomás 9 Entrerríos 10 Dujshebaev 11 Sarmiento Melián 13 Aguinagalde 21 Cañellas 24 Morros 30 Guardiola 31 Goñi Leoz 33 Pérez de Vargas 44 Corrales 53 Balaguer 54 Costoya 55 Figueras Coach: Ribera

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