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Which team did Oli (footballer) play for from 1993 to 1994?
Oli ( footballer ) Oliverio Jesús Álvarez González ( born 2 April 1972 ) , commonly known as Oli , is a Spanish retired footballer who played as a striker , and is the current manager of Marino de Luanco . He was known for his flair and scoring ability , amassing totals of 414 matches and 110 goals in 14 professional seasons , nine of those spent in La Liga mainly with Real Oviedo . In 2006 , he started working as a manager . Playing career . Club . Oli was born in Oviedo , Asturias . He started his career with hometowns Real Oviedo , making his La Liga debut on 10 January 1993 in a 0–0 home draw against Albacete Balompié and being mainly associated with the reserves during his beginnings . From 1994 to 1997 , with Oviedo still in the top flight , Oli scored 40 league goals in 106 matches , 20 of which in his final season to help his team narrowly avoid relegation . Subsequently , he signed for fellow league side Real Betis , pairing up front with Alfonso and netting nine times in his first year in Andalusia . In the 1999–2000 campaign , Oli could only score once for the Verdiblancos , who dropped down a level after finishing 18th . He returned to Oviedo in the off-season , going on to find the net regularly but also suffer two relegations in only three years . Oli joined Cádiz CF from Segunda División in 2003 , contributing with ten goals from 40 appearances in his second year for a promotion and his first and only piece of silverware . At the end of 2005–06 , with the team having been sent to where they had come from , he retired from football at the age of 34 . International . Oli won two caps for Spain during the 1998 FIFA World Cup qualifiers , against Slovakia and Faroe Islands . He scored in the latter fixture , a 3–1 win in Gijón . Coaching career . Moving into coaching in 2006 , Oli started precisely with Cádiz , but was dismissed after only a few months in charge as the team eventually failed to regain their top-flight status winning just four from 11 games with him . In September 2007 , he was hired at Segunda División B side UD Marbella . In the following two seasons , Oli continued in Andalusia and the third tier , successively with Écija Balompié and Betis B . On 23 May 2017 , after several years of inactivity , he was appointed at Tercera División club Marino de Luanco on a one-year contract . In the summer of 2019 , after achieving promotion to Segunda División B without conceding one single goal in the play-offs , he agreed to a new deal . Honours . Player . Cádiz - Segunda División : 2004–05 External links . - Betisweb stats and bio - Stats and bio at Cadistas1910 - Spain stats at Eu-Football