Squad
- Ramón Arias2015current
- Ramón Arias2015current
- Damián Escudero2016current
Juan Pablo Vargas2026current
Alejandro Chumacerocurrent
Carlos Ruizcurrent
Luis Haquincurrent- Vladimir Loroñacurrent
Raúl Cárdenas1953–1954
Manuel Lapuente Díaz1970–1974- Dagoberto Fontes1972–1972
Javier Fragoso1972–1973
Francisco Castrejón1973–1975- Manuel Nájera1973–1975
Félix Salinas1974–1974
Guillermo Hernández1974–1975
Óscar Tabárez1976–1977- Alberto Cardaccio1978–1979
- Luis Ramírez Zapata1978–1978
- Carlos Kaiser1979–1979
Hugo Fernández1979–1980
Muricy Ramalho1979–1985- Carlos Gómez1980–1982
Juan Manuel Asensi1980–1982
Pirri1980–1982- Antonio de la Torre Villalpando1982–1984
- Pedro Soto Moreno1982–1984
- Enrique López Zarza1983–1987
- Gustavo Moscoso1983–1989
Víctor Rangel1986–1988- Marcelino Bernal1987–1991
- Rafael Amador1987–1988
- Jorge Orlando Aravena Plaza1988–1991
- Sigifredo Mercado1988–1993
- Óscar Rojas1988–1989
- Edivaldo Martins Fonseca1989–1990
- Javier Hernández Gutiérrez1989–1991
- José Manuel de la Torre1989–1991
Pablo Larios1989–1994- Edivaldo Martins Fonseca1990–1990
- Juan Carlos Chávez1991–1992
- Jaime Ordiales1992–1993
- Tita1994–1995
- Carlos Antonio Muñoz Cobo1996–1998
- José Manuel de la Torre1996–1996
- Francisco Higuera1997–1998
Miguel Pardeza1997–1999
Roberto Palacios1997–1997
Ignacio Ambriz1998–1998
Alberto García Aspe1999–2002- François Omam-Biyik1999–1999
- Rubén Ruiz Díaz1999–1999
- Sigifredo Mercado1999–2000
Andrés Scotti2000–2000- Andrés Scotti2000–2001
- François Omam-Biyik2000–2000
Iván Kaviedes Toaquiza2000–2000
Joaquín del Olmo2000–2000
Luis García Postigo2000–2000- Luis García Postigo2001–2001
Jorge Campos2002–2004
Mauricio Serna2002–2003- Milton Coimbra Sülzer2002–2003
- Iván Kaviedes Toaquiza2003–2003
Juan Arango2003–2004- Raúl Lara2003–2004
- Sigifredo Mercado2003–2005
- Antonio de Nigris2004–2005
- Gabriel Caballero2004–2005
- Rodrigo Batata2004–2004
- Antonio de Nigris2005–2005
Gerardo Bedoya2005–2005
Duilio Davino2008–2009- Javier Cámpora2008–2009
Melvin Brown2008–2008- Nicolás Olivera2008–2010
- Nicolás Olivera2008–2008
Álvaro Fernández2008–2008- Carlos Ruiz2009–2010
- Daniel Osorno2009–2009
- Duilio Davino2009–2009
Jared Borgetti2009–2009- Jared Borgetti2009–2010
Ramón Núñez2009–2009
Félix Borja2010–2011
Herculez Gomez2010–2010- Melvin Brown2010–2011
- Minori Sato2010–2011
Yasser Corona2010–2011
DaMarcus Beasley2011–2014- Daniel Osorno2011–2012
Dúvier Riascos2011–2011
Edgar Castillo2011–2011- Félix Borja2011–2011
Gonzalo Pineda2011–2012
Luis García2011–2012- Nelson Cuevas2011–2011
Robert de Pinho de Souza2011–2011
Segundo Castillo De Barberan2012–2013
Alberto Medina2013–2014
Alfredo Moreno2013–2013
Carlos Sánchez2013–2014- Félix Borja2013–2013
Michael Orozco Fiscal2013–2013- Michael Orozco Fiscal2013–2015
Cuauhtémoc Blanco2014–2015
Marlon de Jesús2014–2014
Rodolfo Cota2014–2015- Ezequiel Rescaldani2015–2015
- Herculez Gomez2015–2015
- José Francisco Torres2018–2019
Osvaldo Martínez2020–2020
Club Puebla is a professional football club based in Puebla, Mexico, known for its competitive spirit in Liga MX.
The club competes in Liga MX, the premier division of Mexican football.
Founded in 1944, Club Puebla was originally known as Puebla Fútbol Club before rebranding in 2016.
Biography
Formation
Club Puebla, a prominent Mexican professional football club, was founded in 1944 as Puebla Fútbol Club. The club's roots trace back to 1904 when an English athletic club, Puebla AC, joined the Liga Mexicana de Football Amateur Association. This early iteration of the club faced significant challenges, losing all its matches in its inaugural tournament. After a brief existence, Puebla AC folded, and it wasn't until 1915 that a new club emerged, founded by Spanish residents in Puebla, which later evolved into the modern Club Puebla.
Early Years and Development
The club struggled in its early years, with its first tournament in 1904 resulting in no goals scored across eight matches. It took until 1905 for the team to score its first goal, but they finished last in the league. After a hiatus, the club re-emerged in 1915 and participated in local competitions, eventually merging with another club in the early 1940s to solidify its presence in Mexican football. In 2016, the club rebranded to its current name, Club Puebla, and adopted the nickname "La Franja," which reflects its distinctive diagonal stripe on the team shirt.
Legacy
Competing in Liga MX, the top division of Mexican football, Club Puebla has established itself as a significant player in the league. The club plays its home matches at Estadio Cuauhtémoc, a venue that has witnessed many memorable moments in Mexican football history. With a rich history and a passionate fan base, Club Puebla continues to be a vital part of the football landscape in Mexico.
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Early years
Puebla has competed since 1904, when an English Athletic club Puebla AC joined the Liga Mexicana de Football Amateur Association. The club was founded two years after the first known league was established in Mexico, Puebla along with Reforma, Pachuca, Albinegros de Orizaba, Mexico Cricket Club and British Club were the first teams to play any sort of organized football competition in Mexico. In their first tournament in 1904, the club lost all games and did not score a goal in the 8 games played. In 1905, the club struggled and managed to score its first and only goal in that tournament, finishing last with no wins, 1 draw and 7 losses, and 20 goals against. For the 1906–1907 season, the club finished third, with 3 wins, 3 losses and 2 draws, for a total of 9 points with 8 goals scored and 6 against. After this season, the club folded, and the league dropped to 4 clubs. The club would not see action for 8 years, until 1915 when the First Puebla F.C who later became España de Puebla, that club was founded by the Spaniards living in the city of Puebla. Due to the lack of opponents, having only one with neighboring town San Martín Texmelucan, the club would be forced to go Orizaba, Veracruz to find competition. They participated for a few years in the old Liga Veracruzana de Futbol.In 1918 Club Fútbol Asturias de Puebla was founded by the Spanish from the Asturias in Spain. These two clubs would later merge in the early 1940s and would become the foundation…
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Club Puebla is a Mexican professional football club based in Puebla. The club competes in Liga MX, the top division of Mexican football, and plays its home matches at Estadio Cuauhtémoc. Founded in 1944 as Puebla Fútbol Club, the club changed to its current name in 2016. Nicknamed La Franja, the team shirt features a diagonal stripe that crosses the chest diagonally from right to left, which is considered a distinctive element of its identity.
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