CD Leganés
Squad
- Lucas Alessandría2003current
Alberto Martín Romo García Adámez2013current
Francisco Antonio Candela Pascual2013current
Luis Ruiz Sayago2013current
César Soriano Ferrero2014current
Kasim Nuhu2014current
Luis Borja Lázaro Fernández2014current
Martín Maximiliano Mantovani2014current
Queco Piña2014current
Alexander Szymanowski2015current
Gabriel Appelt Pires2015current
Jorge Miramón2015current
Lluís Sastre2015current
Omar Ramos2015current
Pablo Insua2015current
Víctor Díaz Miguel2015current
David Timor2016current- Mamadou Koné2016current
Miguel Ángel Guerrero2016current- Robert Ibáñez2016current
Iván Cuéllar2017current- José Manuel García Naranjo2017current
- Dani Ojeda2018current
- Juan Muñoz Muñoz2019current
Rubén Pardo2020current
Sergi Palencia2020current- Óscar Ureña2023current
Matija Nastasić2024current
Luca Zidane2026current- Raúl Fernández-Cavada Mateos2026current
Álvaro Morata2026current- David Hamansenyacurrent
Dorian Jr.current- Elvi Berishacurrent
Fede Vicocurrent
Iván Villarcurrent
Jaime Sierra Mateoscurrent- Javier Avilés Cortéscurrent
- Javier Hernández Carreracurrent
Joaquín Caparróscurrent
Naím Garcíacurrent
Samuel García Sánchezcurrent- William De Camargocurrent
- Álex Martíncurrent
- Fernando Sánchez Cipitria1992–1993
Ángel Vivar Dorado1992–1994- Alfredo Sánchez Benito1994–1998
David Belenguer1995–1996- Emilio López Fernández1995–1996
Gerardo García León1995–1996- Manuel Canabal1995–1996
- Gabriel Vidal1996–1998
- Jaime Ramos Hernández1996–1999
- Javier Artero1996–1997
- Jesús Unanua1996–1999
- Julio José Iglesias Rouget1996–1997
- Moisés García León1996–1996
- Nebojša Gudelj1996–1997
- Pedro Largo Carazo1996–1999
- Ricardo Fargas Roger1996–1997
- Aitor Tornavaca Fernández1997–1998
- Andrei Mokh1997–1999
- Carlos Llorens1997–1998
- Catanha1997–1998
- Goran Stojiljković1997–1998
Samuel Eto'o1997–1998- Walter Coyette1997–1998
- Lluis Codina1998–2000
- Sergio Pachón1998–2000
- Antonio López Álvarez1999–2000
- Joyce Moreno1999–2000
Patxi Puñal1999–2001- Paulo Torres1999–2000
- Jon Ander Lambea2000–2003
- José María García Lasfuentes2000–2001
- Miguel Ángel López-Cedrón Freije2000–2001
- Salvador Funet Sardina2000–2003
- Sergio Gámiz2000–2003
- Ariza Makukula2001–2001
- Arnal Llibert Conde Carbó2001–2002
- Christopher Ohen2001–2002
- Iván Pérez Muñoz2001–2002
- Pablo Villa2001–2003
- Abass Lawall2002–2003
- Gorka Pintado2002–2003
- Jacobo Campos2002–2002
Juan Carlos Carcedo2002–2004- Miguel Falcón García-Ramos2002–2003
Pablo Calandria2002–2004
Unai Emery2002–2003- Bernardo Leyenda2003–2004
Borja Pérez2003–2005- Francisco Arrué2003–2004
Javier Muñoz Mustafá2003–2004
José Chamot2003–2004- Juan Martín Pietravallo2003–2003
- Mario Turdó2003–2004
- Martín Vitali2003–2004
- Mauro Navas2003–2004
- Nicolás Medina2003–2004
Pierre Webó2003–2003- Santiago Kuhl2003–2004
- Abel Segovia2004–2004
- Jordi Lardín2004–2005
Marcos Márquez2004–2005- Álvaro Baigorri2004–2005
- César Soriano Ferrero2005–2006
- Félix Quero2005–2006
- José Antonio Solano Moreno2005–2006
- Juan Aguilera Núñez2005–2008
- Pablo Rodríguez2005–2005
- Raúl Moreno2005–2010
Santi Castillejo2005–2006- Chupe Salvador2006–2006
Laureano Sanabria Ruiz2006–2007- Mariano Juan2006–2007
Ricardo Mion Varella Costa2006–2006
Carlos Martínez Fernández2007–2010- Diego Andrés Bermúdez2007–2009
Gerardo Berodia2007–2008- Hugo Álvarez2007–2008
Joaquín Álvarez Álvarez2007–2010- Sergio Postigo2007–2010
- Aníbal Zurdo2008–2010
Iván Zarandona2008–2010- Jano2008–2009
- Juan José García Granero2009–2010
Abdul Aziz Tetteh2010–2011- Federico Azcárate2010–2012
- Iván Díaz Ruiz2010–2010
- Jonatan Valle2010–2011
Jonay Hernández2010–2011
Mikel Arruabarrena Aranbide2010–2011- Nakor Bueno2010–2011
- Pedro Hernández Martínez2010–2012
- Pulpo Romero2010–2011
- Rubén Falcón2010–2013
- Óscar García Guerrero2010–2010
Aridane Santana2011–2012
Carlos Alcántara2011–2012
David López Silva2011–2012
Edu Ramos2011–2011- Elvis Onyema2011–2011
- Iván Díaz Ruiz2011–2012
- Juan Manuel Hernández Sánchez2011–2011
- Marco Navas2011–2012
- Rubén Navarro2011–2012
Vicente Pérez Madrid2011–2012
Víctor2011–2012- Biel Medina2012–2012
- Carlos Martínez Fernández2012–2014
- Carlos de la Vega2012–2014
- Dionisio Emanuel Villalba Rojano2012–2013
- Javier Ballesteros2012–2012
- Jesús Álvaro García2012–2012
Jhon Pírez2012–2014- José Aicart2012–2013
- Roberto Batres2012–2013
- Sebastián Manuel Corona Nacarino2012–2013
- Xavier Carmona Velasco2012–2013
- Óscar Vega Salinas2012–2013
- Carlos Álvarez Sánchez2013–2015
- Daniel Barrio2013–2015
- Fernando Velasco Salazar2013–2015
- Fran Moreno2013–2015
Javier Eraso2013–2015
Jorge Alonso2013–2013- Martín Maximiliano Mantovani2013–2014
- Mikel Santamaría2013–2015
- Sergio Postigo2013–2015
- Álex Bernal2013–2013
- Álvaro García Cantó2013–2015
- Abel Miguel Suárez2014–2014
Alain Eizmendi2014–2016- Carlos Gutiérrez2014–2015
Carlos Javier Delgado Rodríguez2014–2015- Diego Aguirre Parra2014–2015
- Dionisio Emanuel Villalba Rojano2014–2015
Jon Ander Serantes2014–2018- Pape Maly Diamanka2014–2015
Rubén Rivera Corral2014–2014- Sergio Prendes2014–2015
Bryan Rabello2015–2015- Erik Morán2015–2015
Guillermo Fernández Hierro2015–2016
Iñigo Ruiz de Galarreta2015–2016- Javier Fernández Abruñedo2015–2016
Juanan2015–2016
Manuel Jesús Vázquez Florido2015–2015- Marc Bertrán Vilanova2015–2015
Toni Dovale2015–2017
Unai Albizua2015–2016
Unai Bustinza2015–2022
Alberto Brignoli2016–2017
Asdrúbal Padrón2016–2016
Diego Rico2016–2018
Iago Herrerín2016–2017
Unai López2016–2017
Claudio Beauvue2017–2018- Erik Morán2017–2017
- Javier Eraso2017–2022
Joseba Zaldua2017–2018- Nereo Champagne2017–2018
Allan Nyom2018–2019
Andriy Lunin2018–2019
Diego Rolán2018–2019
Guido Carrillo EL GOAT2018–2019
Juanfran2018–2019
Kenneth Omeruo2018–2019
Mikel Vesga2018–2019
Sabin Merino2018–2021
Youssef En-Nesyri2018–2020- Aitor Ruibal2019–2020
Diego Reyes2019–2019- Kenneth Omeruo2019–2023
Kévin Rodrigues2019–2020
Martin Braithwaite2019–2019- Martin Braithwaite2019–2020
Roberto Rosales2019–2021
Vasyl Kravets2019–2022
Asier Riesgo2020–2023
Borja Bastón2020–2021
Bryan Gil2020–2020- Daniel Lasure2020–2021
Diego Conde2020–2021
Gaku Shibasaki2020–2023
Michael Santos2020–2021
Bruno González Cabrera2021–2022
Jon Bautista2021–2022
Iker Undabarrena2022–2024- Thiago Pitarch2022–2023
Aritz Aranbarri2023–2024- Diego Conde2023–2024
- Jon Karrikaburu2023–2023
Marko Dmitrović2024–2025
Munir El Haddadi2024–2025- Roberto López2024–2026
Sébastien Haller2024–2025
Yan Diomande2025–2025
CD Leganés is a professional football club based in Leganés, Spain, known for its competitive spirit in Spanish football.
Founded on June 23, 1928, CD Leganés initially played in the sixth division of Spanish football before rising through the ranks.
The club was inactive during the Spanish Civil War but reformed in 1946, marking the beginning of its modern history.
Biography
Formation
Club Deportivo Leganés, S.A.D. was officially founded on June 23, 1928, during a meeting in Madrid, with Ramón del Hierro serving as its first president. The club began its journey in the lower tiers of Spanish football, playing its inaugural season in the sixth division. However, the Spanish Civil War forced the club to suspend operations in 1936, and it remained inactive until it was reformed on September 4, 1946.
Rise Through the Ranks
For many years, Leganés played in the lower leagues, but a significant turning point came in 1977 when they regained promotion to the fourth division. The club continued to progress, reaching the third division in 1987 and then the second division in 1993, where they maintained their status for 11 seasons, achieving notable eighth-place finishes from 1995 to 1997. In December 2008, a new ownership led by Victoria Pavón and Felipe Moreno marked a new era for the club, with Pavón becoming the president in July 2009.
La Liga Promotions
The 2015-16 season was historic for Leganés as they earned promotion to La Liga for the first time in their history, sealing their place in the top flight with a 1-0 victory against CD Mirandés on June 4, 2016. This achievement made them the fifth team from the Community of Madrid to compete in La Liga, joining the ranks of prestigious clubs like Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid. Leganés has since established itself in the top division, showcasing their growth and ambition in Spanish football.
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
Lower leagues (1928–1992)
The club was officially founded on 23 June 1928, when a meeting happened in Madrid. Its first president was Ramón del Hierro. However the club had to suspend operations in 1936 due to the Spanish civil war, where they remained inactive until they reformed on 4 September 1946. Leganés played the vast majority of its existence in the lower leagues. In 1977 the club regained promotion to the fourth division, where it had played before for seven years when the category was still the third level.
Third and second divisions (1992–2016)
After a steady progression, Leganés reached the new division three in 1987, being promoted to the second division six years later and maintaining its league status for 11 seasons; during this timeframe, it collected two consecutive eighth places (best) from 1995 to 1997. On 24 December 2008, Victoria Pavón and Felipe Moreno acquired a majority stake of the club. Since July 2009, Victoria Pavón has been the president of the club. In the 2013–14 season, Leganés was promoted to Segunda División after 10 seasons in Segunda B.
La Liga promotions (2016–present)
In the 2015–16 season, for the first time in their history, Leganés earned promotion to La Liga, which was sealed on 4 June 2016 with a 1–0 away win against CD Mirandés, thus becoming the fifth team from Community of Madrid ever to play in La Liga, after Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid, Rayo Vallecano and Getafe. They remained in the top flight…
- League
- La Liga
- League
- LaLiga 2
Trophies & Awards
- Award
- Premio Menina
Legacy
Segunda División: 2023–24 Segunda División B: 1992–93 Tercera División: 1985–86
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Club Deportivo Leganés, S.A.D. is a professional football club based in Leganés, Community of Madrid. They currently compete in Segunda División. Leganés was officially founded 23 June 1928 and played their first season in the 6th division of Spanish football. The club's stadium, the Estadio Municipal Butarque, was built in 1998, after moving from the Luis Rodríguez de Miguel, a stadium they had played in since 1966.
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