Sergi Enrich · Biography

In December 2014, LaLiga named Sergio Enrich Ametller the best player in the Spanish second division for November. It was the first award of his career and came while he was at CD Numancia, during a run in which he scored in every one of his team’s games that month. Sergi Enrich is a centre-forward, born on 26 February 1990 in Ciutadella, Menorca. He came through RCD Mallorca’s academy, spent six seasons at SD Eibar, most of them in La Liga, and joined SD Huesca on a permanent deal in July 2025.

Mallorca academy

He joined Mallorca’s youth system as a cadet and moved up to the reserve side, then in Segunda División B, in 2008. On 24 January 2010 he made his La Liga debut under Gregorio Manzano, away at RCD Espanyol. He replaced Fernando Varela in the 67th minute of a 1-1 draw. In 2010-11 he split his time between the reserves and the first team, and started the opening game of that season against Real Madrid. For the Spain under-19 side he played four times and scored once between 2008 and 2009.

Loans and the breakthrough in Soria

Mallorca loaned him out in 2011 to Recreativo de Huelva in the Spanish second division, where he scored seven goals in 27 games. On 31 August 2012 he joined AD Alcorcón on loan and made 25 appearances with three goals. In August 2013 he left Mallorca for good and signed for CD Numancia. In Soria he became an established second-tier striker, scoring 26 league goals over two seasons. In November 2014, with the team deep in trouble, he scored in every game of the month, a run that earned him the LaLiga award and helped Numancia climb out of the relegation places. On 20 December 2014 he scored twice in a 6-6 home draw against CD Lugo.

Six seasons at Eibar

In July 2015 he signed for SD Eibar, who were about to start their second season in La Liga. Under José Luis Mendilibar he won a starting place and finished his first campaign at Ipurua with nine goals. In February 2017 he extended his stay at the club, and in March LaLiga named him La Liga Player of the Month for February 2017. He ended the 2016-17 season with eleven goals, his best tally in the top flight, as Eibar finished tenth. His role shifted over the years from regular starter to impact substitute, and he stayed until June 2021, when the club were relegated. In all he played 197 games and scored 39 goals for Eibar across all competitions.

In January 2021 he and defender Antonio Luna were convicted over the distribution of a sexual video recorded in 2016. The case weighed on his exit from Eibar: in September 2021 Schalke 04 dropped plans to sign him after opposition from part of their fan base.

Ponferradina, Oviedo and Zaragoza

Without a club at the start of 2021-22, he joined SD Ponferradina in September 2021, back in the second division, and finished the campaign with six goals and six assists in 32 games. In July 2022 he moved to Real Oviedo. He scored seven goals in 35 games there and was named second-division Player of the Month for April 2023, almost nine years after his first monthly award.

In July 2023 he signed for Real Zaragoza. He played a smaller part at La Romareda, scoring two league goals, both late in the 2023-24 season.

The Huesca years

In August 2024 Zaragoza loaned him to their Aragonese rivals SD Huesca for the 2024-25 season. At El Alcoraz he regained a starting role and scored seven league goals. When that season ended his deal with Zaragoza was not renewed, and on 14 July 2025 he joined Huesca as a free agent for two more seasons.

Profile and individual awards

A 1.81-metre forward, Enrich has been a penalty-box number nine who is strong in the air, works hard when pressing and can hold the ball up with his back to goal. In La Liga, under Mendilibar at Eibar, he alternated between the central role and the flank. He has no team trophies. His individual honours are three LaLiga monthly awards: second division for November 2014 with Numancia, La Liga for February 2017 with Eibar, and second division for April 2023 with Real Oviedo.