Córdoba CF
Squad
- Carlos Caballero Pérez2011current
- José María López de Silva2011current
- Francisco Javier Cabezas Chounavelle2013current
- Luis Eduardo Delgado2013current
- Samuel de los Reyes2013current
- Arturo Juan Pérez-Reverte2014current
- David Omar Rodríguez Barrera2014current
- Abel Moreno Zorrero2015current
- Albert Dalmau2015current
Brimah Razak2015current
Domingo Cisma2015current
Fernando García Puchades2015current- Fidel Chaves de la Torre2015current
Héctor Rodas2015current
Jean Paul Pineda2015current
Marius Stankevičius2015current- Pedro Ríos2015current
Rafael Gálvez Cerillo2015current
Saša Marković2015current- Víctor Pérez Alonso2015current
Eddy Silvestre Pascual Israfilov2016current- Franck-Yves Bambock2018current
- Thierry Moutinho2020current
- Alberto del Moral Saelices2025current
- Iker Álvarez2025current
- Javi Galáncurrent
- Jude Soonsup-Bellcurrent
Álvaro Cejudocurrent- Rafael Alsúa1944–1945
- Hermidita1956–1958
- Juan Araújo Pino1956–1957
- Antonio Oviedo1957–1957
Roque Olsen1957–1959- Juan García Díaz1960–1970
- José Mingorance1962–1965
Luis Costa Juan1964–1965
Miguel Reina1964–1966- Álvaro Rodríguez Ros1965–1965
- Luis Costa Juan1966–1969
László Kubala1968–1969- José Mingorance1970–1971
Manuel Sanchís Martínez1971–1972
Vicente del Bosque1971–1972
Daniel Onega1973–1977- Jorge Dominichi1973–1975
- José Ramón Gallego1980–1981
- Pichi Lucas1980–1980
- Charles1981–1983
- Juan Luna Eslava1983–1990
- Jordi Fabregat1986–1987
- José Murcia1986–1988
- Antonio Muñoz Gómez1987–1988
Juan Antonio Anquela1988–1990- Miguel Ángel Portugal1988–1991
- José Murcia1989–1990
Paco Jémez1989–1991- Rafael Berges1989–1991
- José Luis Loreto1993–1994
- Juan Luna Eslava1993–1995
Manolo Herrero1995–1995
David Gallego1996–1997- Javi Moreno1996–1997
- Jesús Angoy1996–1997
- José Luis Loreto1996–1999
- Xavier Moro León1996–1998
- Álvaro Novo1996–1997
Gábor Bukrán1997–1998- Juan Carlos Mandiá1997–2000
- Rafael Clavero Prados1997–1999
- Álvaro Iglesias1997–1998
Jesús Galván Carrillo1998–1998- Pepe Díaz1998–1998
- Arnau Sala1999–2001
Diego Ribera1999–2000- Jesús García Sanjuán1999–2000
- José Carlos Fernández1999–1999
José Júnior1999–2000- José Ramón de la Fuente1999–1999
- José Ramón de la Fuente1999–2000
Oleg Salenko1999–2000- Robert Fernández1999–2001
- Ruberth Morán1999–2000
- Ariel Montenegro2000–2005
- Arturo Igoroin Sanjurjo2000–2001
- Emmanuel Dorado2000–2001
- Gabriel Roth2000–2002
- Javier Villarreal2000–2000
- José Carlos Fernández2000–2000
- Manuel Tena2000–2001
- Abass Lawall2001–2002
Arzu2001–2002- Daniel López Ramos2001–2005
- David Gallego2001–2002
- Guillermo Roldán2001–2001
- Javier Jauregui Blanco2001–2005
- Jonathan Sesma2001–2003
- José Fábio Alves Azevedo2001–2001
Marcos Márquez2001–2002- Rafael Berges2001–2002
- Rubén Cuesta2001–2001
- Sebastián Ariel Romero2001–2002
Adil Ramzi2002–2003- Dennis Șerban2002–2003
- Gorka García2002–2003
- José Eloy Jiménez Moreno2002–2003
- Juanlu2002–2003
- Manolo Sánchez Murias2002–2002
- Ramón González Expósito2002–2004
Andrés Fleurquin2003–2004- Fernando Sánchez Cipitria2003–2003
- Iñigo Larrainzar2003–2005
Javi Gracia2003–2004- Juanmi Gelabert2003–2005
- Moisés García León2003–2003
- Nicolás Olivera2003–2004
- Pablo Sierra Madrazo2003–2004
- Pablo Villa2003–2007
- Silvio Augusto González2003–2004
Xavi Valero2003–2004- Ángel Pérez Pérez2003–2005
- Christer George2004–2004
- Daniel Rodríguez Pérez2004–2006
Dante López2004–2004
Fernando Cáceres2004–2004- Gorka García2004–2005
- Jorge Pérez Sáenz2004–2004
- Mariano Armentano2004–2004
- Mate Bilić2004–2005
- Sergio Boris González2004–2005
Ángel Guirado2004–2006- Óscar Pérez2004–2005
- Alessandro Pierini2005–2009
- Anderson Costa2005–2005
- Cristian Osvaldo Álvarez2005–2005
Fernando Marchiori Lavagnoli2005–2005- Fredrik Söderström2005–2006
- Germán Rojas Gallego2005–2006
- Israel Delgado Andrés2005–2006
- Janne Hietanen2005–2006
- Javi Flores2005–2011
- Javi Moreno2005–2008
- Jonathan López2005–2007
Jonay Hernández2005–2005- Juan Ramón Ruano2005–2007
- Leopoldo Jiménez2005–2005
- Marc Bertrán Vilanova2005–2005
- Mariano Fernández2005–2006
- Rafael Romero2005–2006
Sebastián Saja2005–2005
Verza2005–2007- Arnal Llibert Conde Carbó2006–2006
- David Pérez Arteaga2006–2011
- Diego Reyes Muñoz2006–2008
- Guzmán Casaseca2006–2007
- Jaime Asensio de la Fuente2006–2010
- Luis Carrión2006–2007
- Arthuro Henrique Bernhardt2007–2008
- Cristian Osvaldo Álvarez2007–2009
- Endika Bordas2007–2009
- Guzmán Casaseca2007–2009
- Ito2007–2009
José Acciari2007–2008
Juanlu2007–2008- Julio José Iglesias Rouget2007–2008
- Mariano González Maroto2007–2007
- Mario Gómez Atanet2007–2009
- Pablo Ruiz Barrero2007–2009
- Fernando López Fernández2008–2009
- Gaspar Gálvez Burgos2008–2013
- Gastón Casas2008–2009
- Gustavo Oberman2008–2009
- José Vega Díez2008–2010
- Juan Carlos Ceballos2008–2010
- Pedro Pérez Conde2008–2008
- Pepe Díaz2008–2012
Raúl Navas2008–2011- Santiago Carpintero2008–2010
Yordi2008–2009- Agus2009–2011
Alberto García Cabrera2009–2013- András Simon2009–2010
Damián Lizio2009–2010- David Lopes2009–2010
Gerardo García León2009–2011- Gustavo Oberman2009–2009
- Gustavo Savoia2009–2009
- Javier Casas2009–2009
- Javier Herreros2009–2010
Jesús Rueda2009–2010- Jorge Luque2009–2011
- Jorge Morcillo2009–2009
- José Luis Cabrera Cava2009–2011
- Juan José Expósito Ruiz2009–2010
- Juan Rafael Fuentes2009–2013
- Mikel Dañobeitia Martín2009–2011
Natalio Lorenzo Poquet2009–2009
Ricardo Álvarez Puig2009–2011
Alberto Aguilar Leiva2010–2013
Charles Dias de Oliveira2010–2012- David Gutiérrez de Coz2010–2011
Diego Scotti2010–2010- Fernando Usero2010–2011
- Iñigo Díaz de Cerio2010–2011
- Jagoba Beobide2010–2011
- Jonathan Sesma2010–2011
- Juanmi Callejón2010–2011
Lauren2010–2010- Miguel Ángel Tena2010–2013
Oriol Riera2010–2011- Samuel Camille2010–2011
- Afonso Taira2011–2014
Aritz López Garai2011–2013
Bernardo Cruz2011–2015- Borja García Freire2011–2012
- Carlos Erwin Arias2011–2012
- Carlos Martínez Garrido2011–2012
- David Cerrajería2011–2013
- David Prieto2011–2012
Fede Vico2011–2013
Jaime Astrain2011–2014
Javier Hervás2011–2012
Javier Patiño2011–2013- José Manuel Fernández Reyes2011–2013
- Juan Quero2011–2012
- Sebastián Balsas2011–2012
Abel Gómez Moreno2012–2015- Airam López2012–2012
- Damián Petkoff2012–2014
- Francisco Cruz Torres2012–2015
Francisco José Olivas2012–2013- Javier Hervás2012–2012
- Joaquín Navarro Jiménez2012–2012
- José Luis Moreno Barroso2012–2013
Mikel Saizar2012–2015- Paulo Henrique Soares dos Santos2012–2013
- Pedro Antonio Sánchez Moñino2012–2014
Sebastián Dubarbier2012–2012- Sebastián Dubarbier2012–2013
Vincenzo Rennella2012–2013
Armando Lozano2013–2014
Benjamín Martínez2013–2014
Diego Seoane Pérez2013–2013- Eduard Campabadal2013–2015
- Eial Strahman2013–2014
Iago Bouzón2013–2015
Jens Janse2013–2013- José Luis Gómez Hurtado2013–2014
Juan Carlos Martín Corral2013–2015- Pelayo Novo García2013–2014
- Rafael Gálvez Cerillo2013–2014
Raúl Bravo2013–2014
Sergio Mendigutxia2013–2014- Ulises Dávila2013–2014
Xisco2013–2015- Adrián Gunino2014–2015
Aleksandar Pantić2014–2015- Aritz López Garai2014–2014
- Borja García Freire2014–2015
Daniel Pinillos2014–2015
Fausto Rossi2014–2015- Fede Vico2014–2015
Federico Cartabia2014–2015- Fidel Chaves de la Torre2014–2015
Florin Andone2014–2016
José Carlos Fernández Vázquez2014–2015
José Ángel Crespo2014–2015- Juanlu2014–2014
- Miguel Ángel Nieto2014–2014
Mike Havenaar2014–2014
Nabil Ghilas2014–2015- Nwankwo Obiora2014–2014
Patrick Ekeng2014–2015- Ryder Matos2014–2014
- Íñigo López Montaña2014–2015
Bebé2015–2015
Bruno Zuculini2015–2015
Edimar Fraga2015–2015
Héldon Ramos2015–2015
Ismael Falcón2015–2016- José Ángel Crespo2015–2015
Raúl de Tomás2015–2016
Rene Krhin2015–2015
Alejandro Alfaro2016–2019- Zakarya Bergdich2016–2017
- Javi Noblejas2017–2018
Miguel Loureiro2017–2019
Sergi Guardiola2017–2019
Álex Vallejo2017–2019- Álvaro Aguado Méndez2017–2019
- Andrés Martín García2018–2019
- Eneko Jauregi2018–2018
José Antonio Reyes2018–2018- Quim Araújo2018–2019
- Álex Quintanilla Urionabarrenetxea2018–2019
Fidel Escobar2019–2020- Imanol García Lugea2019–2020
Luis Garrido2019–2020- Miguel Flaño2019–2019
- Neftali Manzambi2019–2019
Álex Carbonell2019–2019
Álex Menéndez2019–2019- Álvaro Aguado Méndez2019–2019
- Alain Oyarzun2020–2020
- Alberto del Moral Saelices2020–2021
Luis Alfonso Ledesma Galán2020–2023
Adrián Lapeña2023–2024- Jon Magunazelaia2025–2025
Mikel Goti2026–2026
Córdoba CF is a prominent Spanish football club based in the city of Córdoba, Andalusia.
The club has played in LaLiga 2, showcasing its competitive spirit in Spanish football.
Founded in 1954, Córdoba CF was established after the dissolution of RCD Córdoba due to financial issues.
Biography
Formation
Córdoba Club de Fútbol, commonly known as Córdoba CF, is a Spanish football club based in Córdoba, Andalusia. The club was founded in 1954 following the dissolution of RCD Córdoba, which had faced financial difficulties. Córdoba CF emerged by acquiring the place of CD San Álvaro de Córdoba in the third category of Spanish football. The club's colors were changed to the iconic green and white stripes in 1944, a significant shift from their previous all-white kit.
History and Achievements
Córdoba CF has a rich history, with its predecessor clubs dating back to the early 20th century, including Sporting Fútbol Club de Córdoba and Racing Fútbol Club de Córdoba. The club enjoyed its first major success in the early 1960s, achieving promotion to La Liga, where it played for eight seasons. Notably, during its third stint in La Liga, Córdoba CF had an impressive home record, conceding only two goals, with the first being scored by the legendary Alfredo Di Stéfano. Despite finishing 5th in the league, they were unable to participate in the UEFA Cup due to city infrastructure issues.
Over the decades, Córdoba CF fluctuated between the second and third divisions, even spending a season in the fourth division. A significant milestone came in the 1999-2000 season when they were promoted to Segunda División after a successful campaign in Segunda División B. The club has also celebrated various honors, including winning the Segunda División in the 1961-62 season and the Copa Federación de España in 2021.
Recent Developments
In February 2014, Córdoba CF appointed former Spanish international Albert Ferrer as manager, marking a new chapter in the club's history. The team continues to play its home matches at the Estadio Nuevo Arcángel, which boasts a capacity of 25,800 seats, and remains a vital part of the local community and Spanish football.
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Career & Clubs
Forerunners of Córdoba Club de Fútbol included names such as Sporting Fútbol Club de Córdoba, Sociedad Deportiva Electromecánicas and Racing Fútbol Club de Córdoba. The latter changed its name after the Spanish Civil War (as foreign names were banned under the new regime) to Club Deportivo Córdoba. From 1940, its predecessor RCD Córdoba met varying success, spending most of its time in the second and third divisions of Spanish football. In 1944 it changed its home kit to green and white stripes, from the previous one of all white, and, the following year, Córdoba moved from Estadio America to Estadio del Arcángel. In 1954, RCD Córdoba was dissolved due to its many debts and Córdoba CF was refounded by acquiring the place of CD San Álvaro de Córdoba in the third category. In the early 1960s and also in 1971–72, Córdoba amassed eight La Liga seasons. In its third presence it only conceded two goals at home as it went undefeated, the first being courtesy of Espanyol's Alfredo Di Stéfano. The club finished 5th, its best finish to date, but was not allowed to enter the following season's UEFA Cup due to city infrastructure issues. In the following four decades Córdoba again fluctuated between divisions two and three, also spending 1984–85 in the fourth. After a successful 1999–2000 season in Segunda División B Córdoba was finally promoted to Segunda División. On 17 February 2014, former Spanish international Albert Ferrer was hired as Córdoba manager. He led the team to a…
- League
- Segunda División B
- League
- LaLiga 2
Legacy
Segunda División Winners (1): 1961–62 Segunda División B Winners (2): 1994–95, 1996–97 Tercera División Winners (1): 1955–56 Copa Federación de España Winners (1): 2021 Trofeo Colombino Winners (1): 2024
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Identifiers & aliases
Córdoba Club de Fútbol, is a Spanish football club based in Córdoba, in the autonomous community of Andalusia. Founded in 1954 after the dissolution of RCD Córdoba, the team currently plays in the Segunda Division, with its home matches at the Estadio Nuevo Arcángel, which has a capacity of 25,800 seats.
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