Juan Miranda, born 19 January 2000 (age 26), is a Spanish left-back with Bologna. His current market value is around £13m, according to Transfermarkt.
Miranda came through at Barcelona, but the useful part of his early education came away from the usual gloss. A loan spell at Schalke gave him senior football in Germany, before another loan at Real Betis became the more important move. Betis suited him better, and it eventually became a permanent home.
His most productive league season came with Betis in 2022-23, when he scored three times in 21 appearances. That is decent output for a full-back without needing to pretend he was reinventing the position.
He moved on to Bologna, where he remains a regular first-team presence in 2025-26. This season he has made 32 Serie A appearances, scoring once, along with one Coppa Italia appearance, two in the Supercoppa and 10 in the Europa League. Across all competitions for Bologna, he has 45 appearances and one goal.
Miranda’s career has moved from Barcelona promise, through loan spells that gave him proper senior grounding, to a stable role at Betis and then Bologna. He is now an established professional left-back in a strong European league.
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