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 The first time I saw Rafael Márquez as a Barcelona player was when I started supporting the Spanish football club. Even then he was quite famous, having already played in two World Cups, both as captain. I didn't know I would write about Rafael Márquez thanks to a Netflix documentary after all these years. Obviously I'm happy about it, because I really liked him as a player and, above all, because he was part of the football team of the club I support. Well, he is still part of the club, as it turns out that he is the current coach of Barcelona B. Let's now take a closer look at Rafa Márquez: The Captain. Rafa Márquez: El Capitan opens in the present, with the man at the Barcelona B training camp. The scene soon changes to the biggest controversy of Rafa's life: the United States Treasury Department accuses him of being involved with a drug cartel, which obviously happened in the past. While it seems like the documentary could do a non-linear narrative or juggle differ...