José María Callejón Bueno — Spanish professional soccer player.

• Full name: José María Callejón Bueno
• Date of birth: 11 February 1987
• Place of birth: Motril, Granada, Spain
• Nationality: Spain
• Position: Winger / Forward (primarily right winger; also played as second striker)

Club career highlights

• Early career: Developed in Real Madrid's youth system; played for Real Madrid Castilla and made first-team appearances for Real Madrid.
• Espanyol: Joined RCD Espanyol in 2010 and played two seasons in La Liga.
• Napoli (2013–2020): Moved to SSC Napoli in 2013, where he enjoyed his most productive years — known for his pace, off-the-ball movement and prolific goal + assist contributions; won the Coppa Italia (2013–14) and Supercoppa Italiana (2014). He became a fan favorite and a regular starter under Rafael Benítez and later coaches.
• Fiorentina (2020–2022): Signed for ACF Fiorentina in October 2020. At Fiorentina he provided experience and versatility on the wings and in attack, contributing with goals and assists and helping the team in Serie A and cup competitions.
• Granada (2022– ): After Fiorentina he returned to Spain and signed for Granada CF (note: confirm current club depending on date).

International career

• Represented Spain at senior level. Earned caps in 2013–2014 and was part of the Spain squad that won the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup (Spain sent a B-side for the tournament).

Style of play

• Right-footed winger known for intelligent runs, late runs into the box, clinical finishing, good vision for assists, and work-rate tracking back defensively.

Notable statistics (approx.)

• Napoli: over 200 appearances in all competitions with 70+ goals and numerous assists (exact totals vary by season).
• La Liga and Serie A appearances across clubs exceed 350 career league matches (check latest databases for current totals).

Honours

• Coppa Italia: 2013–14 (Napoli)
• Supercoppa Italiana: 2014 (Napoli)
• FIFA Confederations Cup: 2013 (Spain; note Spain sent an understrength squad)

Notes

• This summary covers Callejón's career up through his time at Fiorentina and subsequent move back to Spain; for the latest club, season stats, or transfer details, consult up-to-date sources such as club websites, league records, or football databases.