CD Alcoyano
Squad
- Óscar López Martínez2012current
- José Javier Rubio2013current
- Rubén Ramos Martínez2014current
- Víctor Mongil2014current
- Borja Sánchez Gil2015current
- Fran Miranda2015current
- Modesto Acosta de la Rosa2015current
- Liberto Beltrán2016current
- Álex Cortell2016current
- José Miguel Camposcurrent
Juande Ramoscurrent- Rubén López Huescacurrent
- Vicente Parras Campellocurrent
Pedro Solé1942–1943- Antonio Vidal Caturla1945–1947
- Pierita1945–1947
- José Luis Pérez-Paya1949–1950
- Antonio Vidal Caturla1950–1952
Edmundo Suárez1950–1951- Pierita1950–1952
Antonio Calpe1961–1963- Enrique Galán1966–1967
- Francisco Parreño1973–1975
- Francisco Parreño1976–1978
- Francisco Parreño1980–1981
- Nino Lema1987–1988
- José Carlos Granero1988–1989
- David Porras1992–1993
- Sergio Barila1994–1995
- Àlex Pascual1994–1995
- Vicente Mir1995–1996
Jorge Molina2001–2002- Juli2001–2001
- David Porras2002–2004
- Fernando Maestro2004–2012
- Mariano Sánchez Martínez2004–2005
Miku2004–2005- Carlos Pérez García2005–2006
- Giovanni Pérez Rodríguez2005–2006
- Jorge Molina2005–2007
Carlos Calvo Sobrado2006–2007- Dragan Isailović2006–2007
- Fran Machado2006–2007
- Félix Prieto2006–2008
- Sergio Gámiz2006–2007
- Jorge Perona2007–2008
- Sergio Mora Sánchez2007–2009
- César Díaz2008–2008
- Fernando Martín Carreras2008–2012
- Javier Carpio2008–2010
- Miguel Linares2008–2009
- Adrià Granell2009–2010
- Bernabé Ballester2009–2011
- Francisco Dorronsoro2009–2012
- Pau Franch2009–2010
- Víctor Curto2009–2010
- Xavi Molina2009–2012
- Daniel Olcina2010–2011
- Fran Moreno2010–2010
Javi Lara2010–2010- Juan Pedro Pina2010–2012
Manuel Gato Thomason2010–2012- Raúl Fabiani2010–2012
- Ximo Forner2010–2010
Anthony Lozano2011–2012
César Remón2011–2015- Fran Miranda2011–2012
- Guillermo Roldán2011–2012
- Jorge Morcillo2011–2012
- Lucas Torró2011–2012
- Miquel Martínez2011–2012
- Omar Monterde2011–2012
- Paco Esteban2011–2012
- Roberto Batres2011–2011
Wellington Silva2011–2012- mohamed Cañadas2011–2012
- Álvaro García Cantó2011–2012
Carlos Alcántara2012–2013- David Arenas Torres2012–2013
- Enrique Tortosa Palma2012–2013
Francesc Piera Martínez2012–2013- Javi Lara2012–2013
Jhon Mosquera2012–2013- Juan José Pereira Zambrano2012–2013
Manuel Castellano2012–2013- Mohamed Hamed Al-lal2012–2012
- Omar Sampedro Bernardo2012–2013
- Sergio Prendes2012–2012
Unai Alba2012–2013- Aboubacar Camara2013–2014
Antonio Soldevilla2013–2013- David Rangel Pastor2013–2014
- Joaquín Calderón2013–2014
José María Cases2013–2013- Kevin Gissi2013–2013
- Pedro Pérez Conde2013–2014
- Rayco García Dauta2013–2014
- Francisco Jesús Ferrón Ruiz2014–2015
Ignacio Rodríguez Ortiz2014–2014- Ignacio Zabal2014–2015
- Israel Jerez Martínez2014–2015
- Jorge Perona2014–2015
- Pablo Navas Alors2014–2014
- Diego García Bravo2015–2015
- Enrique López Delgado2015–2015
- Nicolás Maturana2015–2015
- Yacine Qasmi2015–2016
- Álex Rubio2015–2015
- José Manuel García Maurin2016–2017
- Michael Anaba2016–2016
José Miguel Cubero2017–2017- Imanol García Lugea2021–2025
CD Alcoyano is an association football club based in Spain, specifically in Alcoy, Valencia.
Founded in 1928, CD Alcoyano plays its home games at Estadio El Collao, which holds 4,850 spectators.
The club was formed after a merger between Levante and Racing, following a successful football section of the Boxing Club Deportivo Alcoyano.
Biography
Formation
Club Deportivo Alcoyano, S.A.D. was founded in 1928 in Alcoy, Valencia, emerging from a merger between two local clubs, Levante and Racing. The roots of the club trace back to the Boxing Club Deportivo Alcoyano, which had a successful football section that inspired the formation of the football club after a series of victories against major teams in 1927. Initially, Alcoyano did not join the Royal Spanish Football Federation until four years later, marking the beginning of its official journey in Spanish football.
Historical Achievements
Alcoyano made its debut in the Segunda División in 1942, and just three years later, in 1945, the club achieved its first promotion to La Liga, the top tier of Spanish football. Their inaugural match in La Liga ended in a narrow 2–3 defeat against Real Murcia, and despite a challenging season that saw them relegated, Alcoyano's historical significance was cemented. The club's most notable achievement came during the 1947–48 season when they finished 10th in La Liga, even outperforming the prestigious Real Madrid. However, the following decades saw the club oscillate between the third and fourth divisions, with only brief stints in the second tier.
Recent Developments
In recent years, Alcoyano has been competing in the Segunda Federación – Group 3, playing its home games at Estadio El Collao, which has a capacity of 4,850 seats. The club's long history reflects its resilience and dedication to the sport, maintaining a loyal fan base despite the ups and downs of competitive football in Spain.
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Career & Clubs
The city of Alcoy had a very important club, the Boxing Club Deportivo Alcoyano. In 1927 its football section won a large number of games against major clubs which led to the formation of the football club. Club Deportivo Alcoyano saw the light in 1928, after a merger between two clubs in the city, Levante and Racing. However, it only joined the Royal Spanish Football Federation four years later. In 1942, the club first reached the Segunda División, going on to alternate between that level and the top flight in the subsequent years. Their debut in the latter took place with a 2–3 home loss against Real Murcia, in an eventual relegation, as second from bottom. In that season the club got only 8 points and conceded 28 goals in 14 games played, the worst result among 8 teams. For the first time in history Alcoyano reached La Liga, first Spanish division, in 1945 by winning Segunda División. In 1947–48, Alcoyano maintained its first division status for the only time in its history, even finishing higher than Real Madrid. That season was the best in Alcoyano's history – the club finished in 10th position in La Liga. The following forty years, however, were spent mainly in the third and fourth divisions, with very brief spells in level two. In the 1953–54 season Alcoyano was relegated to the Tercera División for the first time in its history. In the 1954–55 season the club reached first place in the Group 10 of Tercera División, but failed to promote back to Segunda División…
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Club Deportivo Alcoyano, S.A.D. is a Spanish football team based in Alcoy, in the autonomous community of Valencia. Founded in 1928, it plays in Segunda Federación – Group 3, holding home games in Estadio El Collao, with a capacity of 4,850 seats.
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