Lucena CF
Squad
- Antonio Manuel Sarmiento García2005current
- David Narváez2014current
- Sergio Albiol2014current
- Sergio Torres Guardeño2014current
- Adrián Ruiz Ortiz2015current
- Raúl Gaitán2000–2001
- Guillermo Roldán2003–2008
- Juan Pablo Ruiz Pérez2004–2004
- Jon Ander López2006–2007
- Juanlu2006–2008
- Fernando Velasco Salazar2007–2009
Hervé Bugnet2007–2007- José Antonio García Aparicio2007–2011
- José Belforti2007–2008
- Juan Sara2007–2007
- Alberto Jiménez Monteagudo2008–2009
- Anderson Costa2008–2008
- Enrique González de la Mata Villalba2008–2010
- Iván Crespo2008–2008
Jean-Sylvain Babin2008–2010- Jorge Troiteiro2008–2009
- Marcelo Romero2008–2008
- Ariel Montenegro2009–2010
- Javi Moreno2009–2009
- José Manuel Pérez Rodríguez2009–2010
- Juan Manuel Lobato Lobato2009–2010
- Alejandro Cruz Hernández2010–2011
- Antonio Jesús Seoane Ochoa2010–2012
Francisco Gonzalez Muñoz2010–2010- Ismael Bolívar Fernández2010–2010
- Yaki Yen2010–2010
- Fernando López Fernández2011–2011
- Francisco Gonzalez Muñoz2011–2012
Javi Lara2011–2012- Pablo Vargas2011–2012
- Quini2011–2012
- Rubén Cuesta2011–2012
- Borja Gil Albarracín2012–2012
- Carlos Martínez Garrido2012–2013
- Fernando Rodríguez Ortega2012–2013
José Manuel Cruz Orozco2012–2013- Rubén Ramos Martínez2012–2012
- Sergio Albiol2012–2013
- Ismael Bolívar Fernández2013–2014
- José Ramón Rodríguez Gómez2013–2014
- Marcos Luis Pérez Trujillo2013–2014
- Pepe Díaz2013–2015
- Rafael Carlos Santacruz2013–2015
- Rafael Clavero Prados2013–2014
- Álex Quillo2013–2013
Francisco Soares2014–2014- Pablo Navas Alors2014–2015
- Pedro Beda2014–2015
- Álex Quillo2014–2014
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Career & Clubs
Lucena Club de Fútbol was founded in 1968. It was originally named Atlético Lucentino Industrial Club de Fútbol, receiving its current name in 2006. In little more than a year of management by Eduardo Bouzón and Javier Martí, who admitted the friendship with the president of Córdoba, Carlos González, Lucena CF fell dramatically without demonstrating its economic, sports and planning abilities. On 29 December 2015, the club resigned to continue playing in the 2015–16 edition of the Tercera División championship. The poor economic management forced the coaching staff and the president to leave the club. The club did not issue any statement and simply sent its withdrawal documents to the Andalusian Federation.
Club names
Atlético Lucentino Industrial - (1968–2006) Lucena Club de Fútbol - (2006–2015)
- League
- Segunda División B
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Lucena Club de Fútbol, S.A.D. was a Spanish football team based in Lucena, Córdoba, in the autonomous community of Andalusia. Founded in 1968, it was dissolved in 2015.
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