Nicknamed Cinto, Josep Verdaguer was a towering figure in local sports, standing over two meters tall. He spent much of his career at Adepaf, where he was a key player before transitioning to coaching, leading the team to several notable promotions.
In 1989, he took charge of the Valvi Adepaf women's team in the Spanish top flight, succeeding Pere Maristany. This team was part of the historic project originally developed by Rafel Mora.
“"He was a good person, very hardworking and involved in the club."
Verdaguer passed away in Santa Coloma de Farners, where he also left his mark as a coach. He led the local senior men's team for five seasons, achieving promotion to Segona Catalana in 2020.
