Villarreal (disambiguation)
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Villarreal is a town in eastern Spain, in the province of Castellón.
Villarreal may also refer to:
Sports
- Villarreal CF, a football club based in Villarreal, Castellón
- Villarreal CF B, the reserve team of Villarreal CF
- Villarreal CF C, the second reserve team of Villarreal CF
People
- Brayan Villarreal (born 1988), Venezuelan Major League baseball player
- David Villarreal (born 1955), American serial killer
- Eugenio Torres Villarreal, a Mexican professional wrestler, television host and rapper
- Federico Villarreal (1850–1923), 19th-century Peruvian mathematician
- José Villarreal (athlete), Venezuelan paralympic athlete
- Jose Villarreal (soccer) (born 1993), American soccer player who plays for LA Galaxy in Major League Soccer
- José Félix Villarreal (1956–2022), Mexican chess master
- José Antonio Villarreal (1924–2010), novelist
- José Luis Villarreal (born 1966), former Argentine footballer
- Javier Villarreal (born 1979), Argentine football player
- Óscar Villarreal (born 1981), Mexican Major League baseball player
Places
- Villareal, Samar, a municipality in Samar province, the Philippines
- Legutiano, a municipality in Álava province, Spain, sometimes referred to as Villarreal de Álava
- Ciudad Real in Spain, before it was made a city in 1420
Other
- Universidad Nacional Federico Villarreal, is a public university in Lima
- María Victoria Villareal, placeholder name for Argentine personal ID cards
See also
- Vila Real (disambiguation), the equivalent term in Portuguese.
Topics referred to by the same term
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