Squad
- Eddy Doué2025current
Ianis Stoica2025current- Edrisa Lubegacurrent
- Jorge Meirelescurrent
- Augusto Matine1979–1981
- Valter Costa1983–1984
- Eurico Mendonça Caires1984–1985
Jorge Jesus1984–1987- Luís Norton de Matos1986–1987
- Basaula Lemba1988–1990
- Duílio1988–1991
- Gbassay Sessay1988–1989
- Marlon Brandão1988–1989
- Pedro Barny1988–1990
- Pedro Xavier1988–1992
Paulo Bento1989–1991- Richard Daddy Owubokiri1989–1991
- Abel Xavier1990–1993
- Afonso Abel de Campos1990–1991
Dimas Teixeira1990–1991- Álvaro Magalhães1990–1991
- Fernando Chalana1991–1992
José Couceiro1991–1992- Mário Jorge1991–1993
- Vata Matanu Garcia1991–1992
- António Fonseca1992–1999
Caio Júnior1992–1994- Frederico Rosa1992–1994
- José Calado1992–1995
- José Carlos Martins Ferreira1993–1994
Carlos Chaínho1994–1998- Fernando Gonçalves1994–1996
- Gil Gomes1994–1995
- José Taira1994–1995
- Pedro Valido1994–1995
- Quim Machado1994–1995
- Rui Águas1994–1994
- Tico-Tico1994–1997
- Hugo Costa1995–1996
Luís Andrade1995–1995- Orlando Monteiro1995–1997
Paulo Santos1995–1998- Eric Freire Gomes1996–2001
- José Leal1996–2000
Jorge Andrade1997–2000
Lázaro Fonseca Costa Oliveira1997–2004- Mauro Airez1997–1998
- Tomislav Ivković1997–1998
- Carlos Manuel da Silva Cunha1998–1999
- Daniel Kenedy1998–1998
Henrique Hilário1998–1999- Leonson Lewis1998–2000
- Roberto de Assis Moreira1998–1998
- Daniel Kenedy1999–2001
Miguel Monteiro1999–2000- Tiago Ferreira1999–2001
- António Semedo2000–2006
- Jorge Cadete2000–2001
Paulo Fonseca2000–2005- Pedro Martins2000–2005
- Hugo Carreira2001–2002
Janício Martins2001–2002- João Paulo Brito2001–2002
- Evando2002–2004
José Veiga2002–2005- Richard Garcia Miranda2002–2004
- Abdel Sattar Sabry2003–2004
- Fábio Emanuel Moreira Silva2003–2005
- Hugo Carreira2003–2009
- Júlio César da Silva e Souza2003–2004
- Marcos Joaquim dos Santos2003–2004
Paulo Madeira2003–2004- Roberto Calmon Félix2003–2004
Tihamér Lukács2003–2004
Éder Bonfim2003–2003- Fredrik Söderström2004–2004
- Henrique2004–2005
- Hugo Luz2004–2005
- Hugo Machado2004–2005
- João Moreira2004–2005
Paulo Lopes2004–2007- Anselmo Cardoso2005–2009
Anthony da Silva2005–2007
Bruno Vale2005–2006- Emerson da Luz2005–2006
- Eurípedes Amoreirinha2005–2007
- Fredrik Söderström2005–2005
- Igor de Souza2005–2005
- Manuel Curto2005–2006
Manú2005–2006- Maurício Fernandes2005–2006
Maximiliano Estévez2005–2006- Márcio Alemão2005–2005
Odvan2005–2005- Paulo Machado2005–2006
- Rafael Coutinho Barcellos dos Santos2005–2006
- Rafael Gaúcho2005–2006
Rui Duarte2005–2006- André Barreto2006–2006
- Antonio Augusto Ferreira Pinto Júnior2006–2007
Carlos Alexandre Cardoso2006–2008- Cleiton Oliveira Pinto2006–2007
- Daniel Carlos Silva Anjos2006–2008
Deme N'Diaye2006–2009- Dário Monteiro2006–2007
- Edson Rolando Silva Sousa2006–2006
Federico Nieto2006–2006
José Fonte2006–2007- Luís Loureiro2006–2007
- Marco Paulo Faria Lemos2006–2009
- Moses Sakyi2006–2007
- Paulo Sérgio Moreira Gonçalves2006–2006
- Pedro Alves2006–2008
Rui Duarte2006–2008
Tiago Filipe Figueiras Gomes2006–2009- Tiago Gomes2006–2007
- Wescley Pina Gonçalves2006–2006
Fernando Reges2007–2008- Fábio Nunes2007–2007
- Hélder Cabral2007–2008
Luis Aguiar2007–2007- Luis Aguiar2007–2008
- Marcelo Rodrigues Alves2007–2009
- Maurício Fernandes2007–2008
- Nuno Viveiros2007–2008
- Nélson Pereira2007–2009
- Vítor Moreno2007–2009
António Mendonça2008–2008- Celso Luís Honorato Júnior2008–2009
- Daniel Mustafá2008–2009
- Fernando Alexandre2008–2009
- Jardel Pereira de Souza2008–2009
- Jorge Filipe Monteiro2008–2008
- José Luís Vidigal2008–2009
Michel Platini Mesquita2008–2008- Nuno André Coelho2008–2009
- Pedro Celestino Silva Soares2008–2009
Rui Pedro Couto Ramalho2008–2008
Silvestre Varela2008–2009- Uedson Ney dos Santos2008–2009
- Abel Camará2009–2010
Bebé2009–2010
Bernardo Tengarrinha2009–2009- Daniel Filipe Faria Coelho2009–2010
- Gégé2009–2010
- João Moreira2009–2010
- Ânderson Lima2009–2010
João Pedro Pereira Silva2022–2023
Miguel Lopes2022–2025
Nani2024–2024
C.F. Estrela da Amadora is a professional football club based in Amadora, Portugal.
The club competes in the Primeira Liga, the highest level of Portuguese football, after winning promotion from Liga Portugal 2 in the 2022–23 season.
C.F. Estrela da Amadora was formed in 2020 after a merger between Clube Desportivo Estrela and Club Sintra Football.
Biography
Formation and Early Years
C.F. Estrela da Amadora, officially known as Club Football Estrela da Amadora, was founded in the summer of 2020 through a merger between Clube Desportivo Estrela and Club Sintra Football. This merger was a significant step for the club, as it aimed to revive the legacy of the original Clube de Futebol Estrela da Amadora, which had closed its doors in 2011. Following its closure, a group of dedicated supporters established Clube Desportivo Estrela to maintain the spirit and youth teams of the original club. In 2018, CD Estrela formed a senior football team that competed in the Lisbon Football Association regional championships.
Rise to Prominence
In July 2020, the members of CD Estrela voted overwhelmingly (92%) in favor of merging with Club Sintra Football, allowing them to compete in the Campeonato de Portugal, the third tier of Portuguese football. The newly formed club adopted the original emblem of Clube de Futebol Estrela da Amadora and began its journey in the lower leagues. Despite a challenging start, the club's first season ended with a promotion, although they narrowly lost the play-off final to C.D. Trofense.
Recent Achievements
C.F. Estrela da Amadora achieved a remarkable milestone by winning promotion to the Primeira Liga, the top tier of Portuguese football, during the 2022–23 season. They secured their place in the league by defeating C.S. Marítimo in a tense penalty shootout during the playoffs. The club's resurgence has been bolstered by the acquisition of the club by Indonesian company Pakuan Football Enterprise in May 2022, which recognized the club's historical significance in Portuguese football. Under the leadership of President André Geraldes, C.F. Estrela da Amadora continues to build on its legacy and aims for further success in the top tier of Portuguese football.
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Career & Clubs
The current club was founded in the summer of 2020, after a merger between Clube Desportivo Estrela and Club Sintra Football. Instead of Clube de Futebol Estrela da Amadora, the club is officially named Club Football Estrela da Amadora and André Geraldes was designated as the President. After Clube de Futebol Estrela da Amadora closed its doors in 2011, a group of supporters founded Clube Desportivo Estrela, keeping the legacy, youth teams and other sports of the original club. In 2018, CD Estrela created a senior football team, playing in the Lisbon Football Association regional championships. In 2020, the club's members voted 92% in favour in July 2020 of a merger with Club Sintra Football, taking that team's place in the third-tier Campeonato de Portugal. A Sociedade Anónima Desportiva was formed, branded as Club Football Estrela da Amadora and with André Geraldes being the President. The original Clube de Futebol Estrela da Amadora emblem was taken. The club's first season ended with promotion, despite losing the play-off final 1–0 to C.D. Trofense. Estrela won promotion to the Primeira Liga via the playoffs in the 2022–23 season, defeating C.S. Marítimo on penalties. On 10 May 2022, Indonesian company Pakuan Football Enterprise, led by Dodi Irwan Suparno, officially acquired Club Football Estrela da Amadora. The acquisition was announced via the club’s official Instagram account. The company cited the club’s historical legacy and its significance in Portuguese football…
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professional association football club based in Amadora, Portugal
Club Football Estrela Amadora SAD, sometimes just Estrela Amadora, is a Portuguese professional sports club based in Amadora, northwest of Lisbon. The team is currently competing in the Primeira Liga, the top tier of Portuguese football, after winning promotion from Liga Portugal 2 in 2022–23.
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