Josep Gonzalvo (1963)
Together with his brother Marià Gonzalvo and Joan Sans, he formed part of the best set of midfield players the team has ever had.
When he came to work as a coach, it was to substitute his colleague Ladislao Kubala. It was in the second half of the 62-63 season and the team was going through trying times, even though Barça ended up winning the Cup Final, beating Zaragoza 3-1 at Camp Nou. Gonzalvo left his position at the end of the year.
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