Levante UD
Squad
- Chicão1965current
José Manuel Serrano2006current
Pedro López Muñoz2011current
David Navarro2012current
Rubén García Santos2012current
David Remeseiro Salgueiro2013current- Jordi Xumetra2013current
José Luis Morales Nogales2013current
- Toño2014current
Deyverson2015current- José Luis García Vayá2015current
- José María Martín Bejarano-Serrano2015current
- Juan Delgado Sirvent2015current
Nabil Ghilas2015current
Verza2015current
Ángel Trujillo Canorea2015current
Carl Medjani2016current
Giuseppe Rossi2016current- Lucas Orban2016current
- Mauricio Cuero2016current
Rogelio2016currentSergio León2019current
Enric Franquesa2021current
Jeremy Toljan2025current- Jon Ander Olasagasti2025current
Mathew Ryan2025current
Petar Ratkov2026current- Albert Tomàscurrent
- Alejandro Morán Santamaríacurrent
Aminata Diallocurrent
Esteban Saveljichcurrent- Francisco Manuel Ruano Bausáncurrent
Gaspar Rubiocurrent
Ismael Rescalvocurrent
Joan Francesc Ferrer Siciliacurrent- Josep Setvalls i Moreracurrent
- José Bravocurrent
José Manuel Rodríguez Benitocurrent
Juan Carlos Paniagua Prietocurrent- Koke Vegascurrent
Néstor Albiachcurrent- Quique Martíncurrent
- Ramon Alfonsedacurrent
Samuel García Sánchezcurrent- Tomás Olíascurrent
- Billy Hibbert1927–1927
- José María Cabo Puig1927–1928
- Ramonzuelo1927–1928
- Salvador Artigas1934–1936
Bernardino Pérez Elizarán1944–1944- Carlos Iturraspe1946–1948
- José Luis García Traid1956–1957
Faas Wilkes1958–1959
Bernardino Pérez Elizarán1959–1959- José Iglesias Fernández1959–1960
- Ramón Marsal1959–1960
- Felipe Mesones1961–1962
Antonio Calpe1962–1965
Ernesto Domínguez1962–1966- Manuel Haro1962–1963
- Wanderley Machado1962–1967
- José María Vidal1963–1965
Héctor Núñez1966–1968- Antonio Oviedo1967–1968
- José María Sánchez Lage1967–1968
Antonio Calpe1971–1975- Joan Martínez Vilaseca1972–1974
Carlos Caszely1973–1974- Carlos Pellicer Vázquez1973–1974
- Fernando Zunzunegui1973–1976
- Ignacio Pedro Moreno Carballo1973–1974
- Ricardo González Rotela1976–1977
- Andoni Murúa1977–1979
Miguel Ángel Adorno1977–1978Paco Herrera1977–1979
- José Ferrer Selma1979–1980
Claudio Barragán1980–1984
Johan Cruyff1981–1981- Fernando Martínez Perales1984–1985
- David López Fernández1985–1986
- Pablo Rodríguez1985–1986
- Fernando Martínez Perales1986–1987
- Dragiša Binić1989–1990
- Manuel Ruiz Pérez1990–1991
Marcelino García Toral1990–1992- José María Salmerón1991–1992
José Luis Oltra1993–1994- Antonio Doncel Valcárcel1994–1995
- Carlos Llorens1994–1995
David Gallego1994–1995- José Eloy Jiménez Moreno1994–1995
Juanfran1994–1997- Manuel Herrero Maestre1994–1996
Sergio Ballesteros1994–1996
Paco López1995–1995- Osvaldo Peralta1996–1998
- Pablo Gómez Ortiz de Guzmán1996–1997
Quique Setién1996–1996- Aleksandar Kocić1997–1997
- Brahim Thiam1997–1998
- Francisco Villanueva Medina1997–1998
- Félix Dja Ettien1997–2008
- Idrissa Keita1997–1998
- Iñaki Bollaín1997–1999
- Juan Carlos Balaguer1997–1998
Lauren1997–1998- Raúl Ibáñez Galdón1997–1998
- Sergio Barila1997–1998
Vicente Rodríguez1997–2000- Aitor Tornavaca Fernández1998–1999
Fernando Giner1998–2000- Fernando Sales1998–2000
José Veiga1998–2002- Diego Torres Rodríguez1999–2002
Francisco Peña Romero1999–2002- Miguel Ángel Lozano1999–2001
- Daniel N'Gom Kome2000–2001
- Gorka García2000–2002
Iñaki Descarga2000–2008
Juan Ramón Cabrero Obrer2000–2006- Roberto Peragón2000–2001
- Tomislav Erceg2000–2000
- Gerard Autet2001–2002
- Jon Ander López2001–2002
- Juvenal Edjogo Owono2001–2002
- Mauricio Larriera2001–2002
- Miguel Cáceres2001–2001
- Mohamed Camara2001–2001
- Alberto Rivera Pizarro2002–2005
- Chota2002–2003
- Christian Díaz2002–2003
- Domingo Larrainzar2002–2003
Duda2002–2003
Edwin Congo2002–2006- Francisco Javier Castaño2002–2003
- Gabriel Amato2002–2003
- Jofre Mateu2002–2005
- José Ignacio Aizpurúa2002–2003
Predrag Mijatović2002–2004- Santiago Carpintero2002–2004
- Ángel Lekumberri2002–2004
- Alexis2003–2007
David Aganzo2003–2004
Emilio Rentería2003–2004
Gustavo Reggi2003–2007- José Ignacio Aizpurúa2003–2007
- Juan Luis Mora2003–2005
- Luis Rubiales2003–2008
- Pablo Pinillos Caro2003–2005
Sandro2003–2006- Ángel Cuéllar2003–2005
- Diego Camacho Quesada2004–2007
Emilio José Sánchez Fuentes2004–2004
Fabio Celestini2004–2005
Ian Harte2004–2007
Ignacio Pérez Santamaría2004–2005
Johan Mjällby2004–2005- José Antonio Culebras2004–2006
José Enrique2004–2005Juanma2004–2008
Sergio García de la Fuente2004–2005
Vladimir Manchev2004–2006Carmelo González2005–2006
- Juan Carlos Ceballos2005–2006
- Laurent Courtois2005–2008
- Manuel Diego Tello2005–2006
- Pablo Cavallero2005–2008
Riga Mustapha2005–2008- Sylvain N'Diaye2005–2007
Txomin Nagore2005–2006- Abel Thermeus2006–2008
- Albert Meyong2006–2008
- César Martín2006–2007
Damiano Tommasi2006–2008
Frédéric Déhu2006–2007
José Francisco Molina2006–2007
Laurent Robert2006–2007- Manuel Gaspar Haro2006–2008
Mathieu Berson2006–2008
Nino2006–2008
Olivier Kapo2006–2007
Peguy Luyindula2006–2007
Zé Maria2006–2007- Álvaro Luiz Maior de Aquino2006–2008
Alex Geijo2007–2009Armando Lozano2007–2008
Bruno Cirillo2007–2008
Christian Riganò2007–2007
Christian Riganò2007–2008
Christopher Oualembo2007–2008
David Castedo2007–2008
Emilio José Viqueira2007–2008
Javi Fuego2007–2008
José Manuel Serrano2007–2008
Manuel Herrera Yagüe2007–2010
Marco Storari2007–2008- Miguel Ángel Lozano2007–2008
- Miquel Robusté2007–2011
Pedro León2007–2008
Salva Ballesta2007–2007- Saúl Fernández García2007–2008
Shota Arveladze2007–2008
Sávio2007–2008
Sávio2007–2007Vladan Kujović2007–2008
- Adrián Martín Cardona2008–2009
Armando Lozano2008–2008
- David Cerrajería2008–2011
- Francisco Molinero2008–2009
- Gorka Larrea2008–2011
- Jorge Pina Roldán2008–2010
- José María Angresola2008–2009
- Juan Luis Mora2008–2010
- Líbero Parri2008–2009
- Manuel Reina Rodríguez2008–2011
- Marc Mateu2008–2012
- Miguel Pallardó2008–2011
- Miguel Pallardó2008–2001
- Miguel Pérez2008–2011
- Miguel Ángel Tena2008–2009
Pedro Antonio Vega Rodríguez2008–2009
Rubén Suárez2008–2012- Samuel Baños2008–2010
Sergio Ballesteros2008–2013
Vicente Iborra2008–2013
Xisco Nadal2008–2011- Yago Yao2008–2009
- Álvaro del Moral2008–2010
- Ángel Sánchez Martín2008–2010
- Albert Serra Figueras2009–2010
- Daniel Carril Freire2009–2010
- Felipe Manoel Gonçalves2009–2009
Héctor Rodas2009–2015- Igor de Souza2009–2009
Javi Guerra2009–2010
Juanlu2009–2013
Leonie Pankratz2009–2010- Omar Monterde2009–2009
- Pau Cendrós López2009–2010
Xisco2009–2011- Antonio José López Martínez2010–2010
Asier del Horno2010–2011
Cristhian Stuani2010–2011
Felipe Caicedo2010–2011
Gustavo Munúa2010–2013- Ignacio María González2010–2011
Javi Venta2010–2012- José Higón2010–2012
Juanfran2010–2016Nano Rivas2010–2012
Rafa Jordà2010–2012
Sergio González Soriano2010–2011
Valdo2010–2012
Vanessa Bernauer2010–2013
Xavi Torres2010–2012Arouna Koné2011–2012
Asier del Horno2011–2012- Carlos Aranda2011–2011
Gustavo Cabral2011–2012
Javier Farinós2011–2012
Jefferson Montero2011–2011
José Javier Barkero2011–2013
Keylor Navas2011–2012- Miguel Pallardó2011–2014
Nabil El Zhar2011–2015
Rogelio2011–2013
Wellington Silva2011–2011
Abdelkader Ghezzal2012–2012Arouna Koné2012–2012
Christian Lell2012–2014
Dariusz Dudka2012–2013- Iván López Mendoza2012–2013
Keylor Navas2012–2014
Massimo Volta2012–2012
Miguel Alfonso Herrero2012–2013
Nikos Karabelas2012–2016
Obafemi Martins2012–2013
Papakouli Diop2012–2015
Pedro Mamerto Silva Botelho2012–2012- Pedro Ríos2012–2014
Theofanis Gekas2012–2012
Ángel Rodríguez2012–2014
Óscar Serrano Rodríguez2012–2013
Aloys Nong2013–2014Andreas Ivanschitz2013–2015
- Baba Diawara2013–2014
- David Barral2013–2015
Issam El Adoua2013–2015- Javier Jiménez Camarero2013–2015
Loukas Vyntra2013–2015
Robert Acquafresca2013–2013
Rémi Gomis2013–2014
Simão Mate Junior2013–2016
Sérgio Pinto2013–2014
Valdo2013–2013
Alberto Gómez Fernández2014–2014
Diego Mariño Villar2014–2015
Jaime Gavilán2014–2015
Jesús Fernández Collado2014–2016- Jordi César López Delgado2014–2014
Mohamed Sissoko2014–2015
Rafael Martins2014–2014
Víctor Camarasa2014–2017- Víctor Casadesús2014–2017
- Víctor Pérez Alonso2014–2015
Diego Mariño Villar2015–2016
Iván Ramis2015–2015
Jefferson Lerma2015–2016- Kalu Uche2015–2015
Nabil Ghilas2015–2016
Rogelio2015–2016
Rubén Iván Martínez2015–2016
Zouhair Feddal2015–2016- Álvaro Traver2015–2017
Abraham Minero2016–2017
Alejandro Remiro2016–2016
Ida Guehai2016–2018
Jefferson Lerma2016–2018
Joan Verdú2016–2016- Raúl Fernández-Cavada Mateos2016–2018
Enes Ünal2017–2017
Mitchell Langerak2017–2018- Moctar Sidi El Hacen2017–2018
Oier Olazábal2017–2019
Saša Lukić2017–2018
Shaq Moore2017–2019
Aitor Fernández Abarisketa2018–2022- Armando Sadiku2018–2020
Borja Mayoral2018–2020
Fahad Al-Muwallad2018–2018
Giampaolo Pazzini2018–2018
Iván Villar2018–2018
Moses Simon2018–2020
Raphael Dwamena2018–2020
Óscar Duarte2019–2022
Bruno González Cabrera2020–2020- Giorgi Kochorashvili2020–2025
Marc Pubill2021–2023
Roberto Soldado2021–2023
Shkodran Mustafi2021–2023
Joan Femenías2022–2024
Martín Cáceres2022–2022- Mohamed Bouldini2022–2024
Ander Capa2023–2024- Carlos Álvarez Rivera2023–2026
- Álex Valle2023–2024
Nikola Maraš2024–2024
Unai Elgezabal2024–2026
Alan Matturro2025–2026
Unai Vencedor2025–2026
Levante UD is the oldest football club in Valencia, founded in 1909.
The club competes in La Liga, the top flight of Spanish professional football.
Levante UD was originally registered as Levante Football Club on September 9, 1909, celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2009.
Biography
Formation
Levante Unión Deportiva, S.A.D., commonly known as Levante UD, is a historic Spanish football club based in Valencia, founded on September 9, 1909. Originally registered as Levante Football Club, it is the oldest football club in Valencia, predating its local rival, Valencia CF, which was established a decade later in 1919. The club's name reflects its geographical roots, as "Levante" refers to the eastern region of the Iberian Peninsula, symbolizing the rising sun and the Levant wind. Early matches were played at La Platjeta, near the docks, establishing a strong connection with the working-class community.
Early Years and Rivalry
Levante's first competitive match against Valencia CF occurred in 1919, marking the beginning of a fierce local rivalry. The club achieved its first significant success in 1928 by winning the Valencian Championship. Over the years, Levante UD has experienced various ups and downs, including changes in league status, but it has consistently remained a vital part of Valencia's football culture.
Achievements
Levante UD has a rich history of achievements, including winning the Copa del Rey in 1937 and securing the Segunda División title three times, with victories in 2003–04, 2016–17, and 2024–25. The club also holds a joint record of five wins in the Segunda División B and seven in the Tercera División, showcasing its resilience and ability to bounce back through the ranks of Spanish football. The club's legacy is further enriched by its numerous regional and friendly tournament victories, solidifying its status as a prominent figure in Spanish football.
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
Early years (1909–1935)
Levante UD was formerly registered as Levante Football Club on 9 September 1909 (celebrating its 100th anniversary on 9 September 2009). Thus Levante is the oldest football club in the city of Valencia, with rival team Valencia CF not being formed until 1919. Levante shares its name with the eastern region of the Iberian Peninsula, with Spain's east coast, the coast over which the sun rises (levantar in Spanish), with the Levant wind that comes from the east, and with the Levante beach in La Malvarrosa where Levante Football Club played some of its earliest fixtures. Levante's earliest games were played at La Platjeta, near the docks on a plot of land owned by a perfume entrepreneur. Its next ground was also near the port area, and the club gradually became associated with the working class. In 1919, the side played Valencia CF for the first time, losing 0–1; the game marked the inauguration of the recently built ground at Algirós. In 1928, Levante FC won its first trophy, the Valencian Championship. 1909 also saw the birth of Gimnástico Football Club, which originally played at Patronato de la Juventud Obrera, being then named Gimnástico-Patronato. In 1919, Gimnástico became the champion of the Campeonato de Valencia, beating CD Castellón in the two-leg finals; the next year, the club became Real Gimnástico Football Club, after being granted royal patronage by Alfonso XIII, and they reached the final of Campeonato Regional de Levante, but…
- League
- La Liga
- League
- LaLiga 2
Legacy
National competitions
Copa del Rey Winners (1): 1937 Segunda División Winners (3): 2003–04, 2016–17, 2024–25 Segunda División B Winners (5) - joint record: 1978–79, 1988–89, 1994–95, 1995–96, 1998–99 Tercera División Winners (7): 1931–32, 1943–44, 1945–46, 1953–54, 1955–56, 1972–73, 1975–76
Regional competitions
Campeonato de Valencia Winners: 1927–28 Campeonato Levante-Sur Winners: 1934–35
Friendly tournaments
Trofeo Costa de Valencia Winners: 1972, 1974, 1977 Trofeo Comunidad Valenciana Winners: 1986 Trofeo Ciutat de València Winners: 1995 Trofeo Ciudad de Valencia Winners: 1997 Trofeo de la Generalitat Valenciana Winners: 2000
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Levante Unión Deportiva, S.A.D. is a Spanish professional association football club in Valencia, in the Valencian Community. The club competes in La Liga, the top flight of Spanish professional football.
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