Dani Parejo is having one his most action-packed seasons in his career at Valencia.
The midfielder will rack up his 50th appearance of the campaign when Los Che host Eibar at Mestalla on Sunday.
Out of his 49 games so far, 32 have been in LaLiga Santander, five in the Europa League, seven in the Copa del Rey and five in the Champions League group stages.
He's started 47 of those 49 matches, including every one since the return leg against Ebro in the Copa del Rey in December.
Parejo's 49th appearance of the season against Atletico Madrid on Thursday saw him surpass the most he has managed during one campaign (2015-16) at the club.
Only once has he played less than 25 matches in a season at Valencia, which came during the 2011-12 campaign - his first at the club after signing from Getafe.
If Valencia make the Europa League final and Parejo doesn't receive any suspensions, the midfielder will end the season with 57 club games under his belt.
These would include league encounters with Eibar, Huesca, Alaves and Real Valladolid, both legs against Arsenal and the Europa League final and the Copa del Rey final against Barcelona at the Estadio Benito Villamarin.