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- Jorge Pinos2008current
José Luis Perlaza2009current
Matías Oyola2009current
Christian Cruz2010current
Jonathan Montenegro2010current- Carlos Alberto García Charcopa2011current
Pablo Saucedo2011current
Rorys Aragón2011current
Pedro Pablo Velasco2013current
Alex Bolaños2014current
Federico Nieto2014current
Ismael Blanco2014current
Luis Checa2014current
Alejandro Frezzota2015current
Alex Colón2015current
Andrés Lamas2015current
Gabriel Marques2015current
Henry Patta2015current- Oswaldo Minda2015current
Cristian Penilla2016current- Hugo Nervo2016current
Segundo Castillo De Barberan2016current
Ariel Nahuelpán2017current- Cristian Penilla2022current
Felipe Caicedo2025current- Anderson Ordóñezcurrent
- Claudio Bielercurrent
Darío Aimarcurrent- Dušan Draškovićcurrent
Erick Castillocurrent
Guillermo Almadacurrent
José Quinteroscurrent
Luis Caicedo Medinacurrent
Rubén Israelcurrent
Silva Batutacurrent
Ángel Comizzocurrent
Óscar Estupiñáncurrent- Luciano Macías1951–1971
Moacir Claudino Pinto1964–1966
Polo Carrera1967–1967- Jorge Bolaños1970–1976
Alberto Spencer1971–1972- Paes1971–1982
Pedro Pablo León1971–1972
Héctor Santos1977–1977- Galo Vásquez1978–1990
- Jimmy Montanero1979–1999
- Hólger Quiñónez1980–1989
- Carlos Torres Garcés1981–1982
- Jimmy Izquierdo1981–1993
Manga1981–1982
Carlos Luis Morales1983–1993
Ramón Quiroga1983–1983- Lupo Quiñónez1984–1988
- Víctor Mendoza Cevallos1984–1984
- Alfredo de los Santos1985–1986
- Jair Gonçalves Prates1985–1986
- Víctor Mendoza Cevallos1985–1999
Carlos Caszely1986–1986- Raúl Noriega1987–1993
- Eduardo Smith1988–1989
- Adílio1989–1990
Marcelo Trobbiani1989–1992- Carlos Muñoz1990–1993
- Freddy Bravo1990–1993
- José Rodrigo Cevallos1990–2006
- Luis Alberto Acosta1990–1990
Mario Saralegui1990–1990
Wilson Macías1990–1995- Ermen Benítez1991–1992
José Gavica1991–1997- Mario Saralegui1991–1991
Osvaldo Escudero1991–1991
Rubén Darío Insúa1991–1994- Alberto Montaño1992–1997
- Byron Tenorio1992–1996
- Gilson Simões1992–1993
Luis Gómez1992–1992- Pedro Monzón1992–1992
Agustín Delgado1993–1994- Carlos Armando Gruezo Quiñónez1993–1994
- Hjalmar Zambrano1993–1993
- Luis Gómez1993–1993
Nicolás Asencio1993–1993- Raúl Avilés1993–1994
- Tony Gómez1993–1994
Carlos Alfaro Moreno1994–1997- Cyrille Makanaky1994–1995
- Diego Herrera1994–1994
Fricson George1994–1999
Jaime Pizarro1994–1994- Nixon Carcelén1994–1994
Patricio Urrutia1994–1997- Raúl Noriega1994–2002
Roberto Cabañas1994–1994- Edison Maldonado1995–1995
- José María Guerrero1995–1995
- Luis Gómez1995–1999
- Marcelo Morales1995–1999
Ulises Cruz1995–1997- Albeiro Usuriaga1996–1996
- Carlos Armando Gruezo Quiñónez1996–1996
- Carlos Luis Morales1996–1996
- Cyrille Makanaky1996–1997
Eduardo Hurtado1996–1996
Gerardo Martino1996–1996- Gilson Simões1996–1997
- Nicolás Asencio1996–1998
- Raúl Avilés1996–2000
- Agustín Delgado1997–1998
- Edwin Villafuerte1997–2007
- Luis Capurro1997–1998
Marco Etcheverry1997–1997- Máximo Tenorio1997–1997
- Oscar Román Acosta1997–1997
- Wagner Rivera1997–2006
Ántony de Ávila1997–1999- Carlos Alfaro Moreno1998–2000
- Gustavo Sotelo1998–1998
- Hólger Quiñónez1998–2000
- Alberto Montaño1999–2001
Julio César Baldivieso1999–1999- Marco Etcheverry1999–1999
- Eduardo Smith2000–2000
- Flavio Barros2000–2001
- Fricson George2000–2008
- Jhon Cagua2000–2000
- Jimmy Blandón2000–2001
- Luis Gómez2000–2003
- Nicolás Asencio2000–2000
- Carlos Alfaro Moreno2001–2002
- Clóvis Bento da Cruz2001–2001
- Máximo Tenorio2001–2001
- Nicolás Asencio2001–2003
- Nixon Carcelén2001–2001
- Ulises Cruz2001–2001
- Ariel Graziani2002–2002
- Eduardo Hurtado2002–2003
- Edwin Tenorio2002–2006
- Eudalio Arriaga2002–2002
Iván Hurtado2002–2004
Iván Kaviedes Toaquiza2002–2002- Jayro Campos2002–2002
- Jimmy Blandón2002–2002
- Patricio Urrutia2002–2002
- Roberto Molina2002–2002
- Sergio Berti2002–2002
- Ariel Graziani2003–2003
- Ariel Graziani2003–2004
Geovanny Caicedo2003–2006- Guillermo Morigi2003–2004
- Hugo Brizuela2003–2003
- José Gavica2003–2004
- Rodrigo Teixeira2003–2004
- Rubén Capria2003–2003
Walter Ayoví2003–2005- Dannes Coronel2004–2004
- Edder Vaca2004–2004
- Iván Kaviedes Toaquiza2004–2006
- Jorge Bermúdez2004–2004
- José Chatruq2004–2004
- Juan Aguinaga2004–2004
- Petter Villegas2004–2004
- Raúl Noriega2004–2007
Ricardo Páez2004–2004- Roberto Trotta2004–2004
- Rodrigo Riep2004–2004
- Agustín Delgado2005–2005
- Alex Bolaños2005–2008
- Antonio Barijho2005–2005
- Augusto Poroso2005–2005
- Diego Quintañia2005–2005
- Elkin Soto2005–2006
- Ezequiel Guillermo Jesus Amaya2005–2006
- Freddy Grisales2005–2005
Geovanny Nazareno2005–2015
Neider Morantes2005–2006- Raúl Guerrón2005–2005
- Ángel Fernández2005–2005
- Derlis Florentín2006–2006
- Elkin Soto2006–2006
Jairon Zamora2006–2006
Jhonny Baldeón2006–2006
Juan Carlos Paredes2006–2007
Matías Rodríguez2006–2006- Mike Rodríguez2006–2012
Miller Bolaños2006–2008- Nicolás Asencio2006–2007
- Víctor Bonilla2006–2006
- Edmundo Zura2007–2008
Enrique Gámez2007–2007
Gastón Sessa2007–2008- Hólger Quiñónez2007–2007
- Jorge Patricio González2007–2008
- Juan Luis Anangonó2007–2010
Marcelo Delgado2007–2008- Marlon Ayoví2007–2008
- Moisés Candelario2007–2007
- Carlos Ernesto Castro2008–2009
- Carlos Ramón Hidalgo2008–2009
- Christian Lara2008–2008
- David Quiroz2008–2009
Fernando Hidalgo2008–2010- Iván Hurtado2008–2008
Jorge Guagua2008–2008- Luis Miguel Garcés2008–2008
Marcos Mondaini2008–2008- Pablo Palacios2008–2011
- Rolando Zárate2008–2008
Óscar Bagüí2008–2009- Andrés Díaz2009–2010
- Derlis Florentín2009–2009
- Giovanny Espinoza2009–2009
Hernán Encina2009–2010- Jefferson Hurtado2009–2012
- Juan Samudio2009–2010
Julio Angulo2009–2011
Narciso Mina2009–2009- Raúl Román2009–2009
- Vinicio Angulo2009–2011
- Cristian Sánchez Prette2010–2010
- Daniel Viteri2010–2010
- Lucas Landa2010–2010
- Luis Bolaños2010–2010
- Luis Miguel Garcés2010–2010
Marco Mosquera2010–2010- Ricardo Noir2010–2010
Walter Chalá2010–2010- Aldo Duscher2011–2012
- Armando Wila2011–2011
Damián Díaz2011–2013- Iván Hurtado2011–2011
José Francisco Cevallos2011–2013
Luis Caicedo2011–2015
Pedro Larrea2011–2011- Rodrigo Marangoni2011–2011
- Rodrigo Teixeira2011–2011
Carlos Gruezo2012–2014- Damián Lanza2012–2018
- Edson Montaño2012–2012
Frickson Erazo2012–2015- Jayro Campos2012–2014
- José Amaya2012–2012
Juan Carlos Ferreyra2012–2013
Michael Arroyo2012–2013- Michael Quiñónez2012–2014
- Narciso Mina2012–2012
- Pablo Lugüercio2012–2012
- Renzo Revoredo2012–2012
- Andrés Franzoia2013–2015
- Ariel Nahuelpán2013–2013
- Cristian Penilla2013–2014
Fabián Andrés Vargas2013–2013- Gonzalo Castillejos2013–2013
- Juan Carlos Paredes2013–2014
Juan Cazares2013–2013- Nicolás Olmedo2013–2013
Sebastián Rivas2013–2013- Wilder Medina2013–2013
Christian Suárez2014–2014- Edson Montaño2014–2015
- Federico Laurito2014–2015
Franco Peppino2014–2015
Luis Saritama2014–2014
Mario Martínez2014–2014
Brahian Alemán2015–2015- Brahian Alemán2015–2016
Diego Calderón2015–2015
Marlon de Jesús2015–2016- Christian Suárez2016–2016
Mario Pineida2016–2025
Xavier Arreaga2016–2016
Félix Torres2017–2017- Xavier Arreaga2017–2019
- Félix Torres2018–2019
Juan Ignacio Dinenno2018–2018
Alejandro Damián González2019–2019- Frickson Erazo2019–2019
Leonardo Campana2019–2020- Djorkaeff Reasco2024–2024
Barcelona Sporting Club is an Ecuadorian sports club based in Guayaquil, known for its professional football team.
Barcelona S.C. has never been relegated to the Serie B, showcasing its consistent performance in Ecuadorian football.
Founded in 1925, Barcelona S.C. was named after the Spanish city of Barcelona by its founder Eutimio Pérez.
Biography
Formation and Early Years
Barcelona Sporting Club, commonly known as Barcelona de Guayaquil, was established on May 1, 1925, by Eutimio Pérez, a Spanish immigrant who named the club after his hometown of Barcelona, Spain. The club quickly became a significant player in Ecuadorian football, competing in the provincial amateur tournament organized by the Asociación de Fútbol del Guayas (AFG). During the 1940s, Barcelona gained popularity through notable matches against Colombian teams, including victories over Deportivo Cali and Millionarios.
Rise to Prominence
In 1950, Barcelona won its first AFG amateur title, and the following year, the league turned professional. Between 1951 and 1967, the club secured five professional regional titles and finished as runners-up six times, establishing a fierce rivalry with crosstown club Emelec. In 1957, Barcelona was invited to join the newly formed Serie A de Ecuador, marking the beginning of its journey in the top tier of Ecuadorian football.
Achievements and Legacy
Barcelona S.C. has a rich history of success, having won the Ecuadorian Serie A championship 16 times, with their titles spanning from 1960 to 2020. The club has also made its mark on the international stage, finishing as runners-up in the Copa Libertadores in 1990 and 1998. Notably, Barcelona has never been relegated to the Serie B, solidifying its status as one of Ecuador's premier football clubs. The club's enduring legacy is reflected in its passionate fanbase and its significant contributions to the sport in Ecuador.
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Career & Clubs
Foundation and early years (1925–1969)
Barcelona Sporting Club was founded on 1 May 1925 by Eutimio Pérez, a Spanish immigrant who decided to name the club after his home city of Barcelona, Spain. The team was named after Pérez's return to Ecuador, and BSC's Barça-like crest was adopted later on. The team competed in the provincial amateur tournament organized by Asociación de Fútbol del Guayas (AFG), which included clubs from around the Guayas Province in Ecuador. In the 1940s, Barcelona's popularity grew partly by its notoriety in playing matches against important Colombian teams, such as Deportivo Cali and Millionarios, two of the best teams from Colombia's golden era of football. Barcelona defeated Millionarios twice in Guayaquil, by scores of 3–2 and 1–0.
Barcelona was formed in the same place where the club which would become its most intense sporting rival was founded, Club Sport Emelec. Both clubs were born in the same Guayaquil neighborhood, Astillero de Guayaquil. In 1950, Barcelona Sporting Club won its first AFG amateur title; the following year, the Association turned professional, and between 1951 and 1967, Barcelona racked up five professional regional titles and finished as runners-up six times, tying crosstown rival Emelec for the most titles. In 1957, as one of the top two finishers in the Guayas regional tournament, Barcelona was invited to participate in the newly organized Serie A de Ecuador, which would crown a national championship from among…
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- Ecuador Serie A
Legacy
National
Source:
Serie A Winners (16): 1960, 1963, 1966, 1970, 1971, 1980, 1981, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1995, 1997, 2012, 2016, 2020
International
Copa Libertadores Runners-up (2): 1990, 1998
Regional
Source:
Campeonato Amateur de Guayaquil Winners (1): 1950 Campeonato Amateur División Intermedia Winners (1): 1941 Campeonato Amateur Serie B Winners (2): 1940, 1946 Campeonato Amateur Serie C Winners (3): 1934, 1936, 1938 Campeonato de Fútbol del Guayas Winners (5): 1955, 1961, 1963, 1965, 1967 Copa de Reservas AsoGuayas Winners (1): 2006 Copa Fedeguayas Winners (1): 2004
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Barcelona Sporting Club, internationally known as Barcelona de Guayaquil, is an Ecuadorian sports club based in Guayaquil, known best for its professional football team. They currently compete in the Ecuadorian Serie A, the top division of football in the country, and have never been relegated to the Serie B.
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