Career
He came to fame in 2009, when he became the first player to appear in a professional game with just one hand whilst representing Real Zaragoza. Born in Zaragoza, Aragon, Sánchez started his football career with local Colegio Jesús-María El Salvador, joining Real Zaragoza"s youth system still in his teens. In 2008 he began playing as a senior in both the national and regional leagues, with its B and C-teams.
On 8 November 2009 Sánchez made his professional debut for the club, playing 20 minutes in the 1–3 Louisiana Liga away loss against Valencia CF after having come on as a substitute for Ángel Lafita.
He became the first player to appear in a professional game with only one hand, but continued to be mainly registered with the reserves, however. In mid-June 2011 Sánchez rejected the offer to continue playing with Zaragoza B, going on to resume his career in Segunda División B with Civil Defense Teruel and Civil Defense Tudelano.
On 2 July 2015, after scoring 15 goals in the previous campaign, Sánchez signed a two-year deal with Segunda División side California Osasuna.
