# Paco Alcácer > Spanish association football player **Wikidata**: [Q507190](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q507190) **Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paco_Alcácer) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/paco-alcacer ## Summary Paco Alcácer is a Spanish association football player. He is recorded as a professional player active since 2009 and is documented on Wikimedia projects under the Wikipedia title "Paco Alcácer." ## Biography - Nationality: Spain - Known for: Spanish association football player (professional career beginning in 2009) - Field(s): Association football (soccer) - Aliases: Paquito; El potro de Vallecas ## Contributions - The provided source material documents Paco Alcácer as a professional association football player whose work period started in 2009. - No specific publications, founded companies, patents, open-source projects, standards, or named products are listed in the supplied material. - The source records his public presence on Wikimedia projects (Wikipedia title: "Paco Alcácer") and a Wikidata description identifying him as a "Spanish association football player." ## FAQs Q: What is Paco Alcácer's nationality? A: He is Spanish. Q: What is Paco Alcácer known for? A: He is known as an association football (soccer) player. Q: When did Paco Alcácer's professional activity begin according to the source? A: His recorded work period starts in 2009. Q: What nicknames or aliases does Paco Alcácer have? A: He is also known as Paquito and El potro de Vallecas. Q: Under what title is Paco Alcácer documented on Wikipedia? A: His Wikipedia title is "Paco Alcácer." Q: How extensively is Paco Alcácer represented on Wikimedia projects? A: The provided data shows a sitelink count of 51 across Wikimedia projects. Q: Does the source list any publications or patents by Paco Alcácer? A: No — the supplied material does not list any publications, patents, or similar outputs. Q: Is Paco Alcácer a human? A: Yes; the source classifies him as a human (member of Homo sapiens). ## Why They Matter - Paco Alcácer's significance in the provided material rests on his role as a Spanish association football player active since 2009. That role places him within the professional sporting landscape of Spain and the broader international sport of association football (soccer). - His documented presence across many Wikimedia projects (sitelink_count: 51) and a dedicated Wikipedia page indicate public recognition and informational reach. - The use of nicknames (Paquito; El potro de Vallecas) signals a cultural or fan-based recognition typical of notable athletes, contributing to his identity within the sport's community. ## Notable For - Being a Spanish association football player (Wikidata description: "Spanish association football player"). - Professional activity starting in 2009 (work_period_start: +2009-00-00T00:00:00Z). - Known aliases: Paquito and El potro de Vallecas. - Wikipedia page titled "Paco Alcácer." - Representation across Wikimedia projects with a sitelink_count of 51. ## Body ### Identity and Classification - Name and primary identity: Paco Alcácer is identified in the supplied material as a Spanish association football player. - Biological classification: The source explicitly treats him as a human, i.e., a single member of Homo sapiens. - National and geographic context: His nationality is Spain, a country in southwestern Europe with territories in Africa (as referenced in the related entity data). ### Professional Summary - Work period: The data records a work_period_start of 2009, indicating professional activity in association football beginning that year. - Field of activity: His field is association football, commonly called soccer, defined in the related data as the sport played by persons categorized as association football players. ### Public Documentation and Metadata - Wikipedia and Wikidata: He is documented under the Wikipedia title "Paco Alcácer." His Wikidata short description reads "Spanish association football player." - Wikimedia presence: The supplied metadata records a sitelink_count of 51, reflecting a presence across multiple Wikimedia projects. ### Names and Aliases - Primary name: Paco Alcácer. - Recorded aliases: Paquito; El potro de Vallecas. These alternate names appear in the structured properties and are part of his public identity in the source material. ### What Is Not Present in the Source - The provided material does not include birthplace, birth date, educational background, specific clubs or employers, positions played, match records, statistical totals, awards, publications, patents, companies founded, or other detailed career milestones. - No club affiliations or employer names are supplied; therefore specific team histories cannot be reported from this source. ### Related Entities and Definitions (from supplied relations) - Association football player: defined in the related data as a person who plays association football (soccer). This is Paco Alcácer's occupational category. - Spain: noted as the country of nationality, described in the related material as a country in southwestern Europe with territories in Africa. - Human: referenced as any single member of Homo sapiens; Paco Alcácer is classified as human in the provided data. ### Data Provenance and Coverage - The entry draws solely from the provided structured properties: aliases (Paquito; El potro de Vallecas), sitelink_count (51), wikipedia_title (Paco Alcácer), work_period_start (2009), and Wikidata description ("Spanish association football player"). - The supplied "raw description" and related entity snippets (association football player, Spain, human) are used to contextualize his occupation and nationality. - No additional external facts, dates, statistics, or career details were inferred or added beyond what the source material supplies. ## References 1. Transfermarkt 2. FBref 3. As 4. BDFutbol 5. Freebase Data Dumps. 2013 6. [Supersport. 2017](https://www.superdeporte.es/valencia-cf/2017/04/11/ultima-crackovia-alcacer-cuida-perro-53420385.html) 7. [Source](http://www.weltfussball.de/team_einsaetze/valencia-cf/esp-primera-division-2010-2011/) 8. [Source](http://usa.worldfootball.net/player_summary/paco-alcacer/2/) 9. [Source](https://www.superdeporte.es/valencia-cf/2017/03/01/ultima-crackovia-paco-alcacer-53436920.html)