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Rafa Mir, a 27-year-old Spanish footballer, his parents Cristina Vicente and former footballer Magín Mir. His career highlights include seasons in Spanish teams.
Rafa Mir Vicente, born in Cartagena on June 18, 1997, is the son of former footballer Magín Mir , his parents have been a fundamental pillar in his life, his father had an outstanding career in Spanish teams such as Mallorca, Cartagena, Elche, Murcia, Sóller, Gramanet and Gimnástica Segoviana, where he retired after an extensive career in football.
Rafa Mir’s family ties to sport are notable. This Tuesday, the footballer was arrested by the Civil Guard. He is a cousin of Nicolau Mir, a prominent Spanish gymnast who participated in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
Until the date of his arrest, Rafa Mir has not had an official partner, as can be seen on his social networks.
Rafa Mir’s career
From an early age, Rafa Mir excelled in futsal, where he became a Spanish champion with El Pozo Murcia and established himself as one of the country’s top scorers. His ability on the court was transferred to the football pitch at Ranero CF, where he set a goal-scoring record before joining Barcelona.
At La Masia, Rafa Mir continued to show his talent by scoring 32 goals for Barcelona’s cadet team. However, this feat was not enough to secure his permanence, and he was transferred to Real Murcia before joining Valencia, where he made his Champions League debut at the age of 18.
After his early successes with Valencia, Mir was loaned out to several teams such as Wolverhampton, Las Palmas, Nottingham Forest and Huesca. Finally, he joined Sevilla, where he scored 24 goals in three seasons and won a Europa League. For the 2024-25 season, Sevilla loaned him back to Valencia.
Age, height and parents
At 27 years old and 1.91 metres tall , Rafa Mir has established himself as a leading striker with an outstanding ability to score goals. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated his offensive ability by scoring 81 goals in 277 games played. Son of Cristina Vicente and the former Majorcan football player Magín Mir Martínez .
