Real Madrid Castilla
Squad
Óscar Plano2011current- Juan José Narváez2013current
- Abner Felipe Souza de Almeida2014current
- Enzo Zidane2014current
- Javier Muñoz2014current
José León Bernal2014current
Carlos Abad2015current- Daniel Gómez Alcón2017current
- Youssef Enríquez Lekhedim2024current
- Adrián de la Fuentecurrent
- Alejandro Marquéscurrent
Andri Guðjohnsencurrent- Borja Sánchez Labordecurrent
- Claudio Giráldez Gonzálezcurrent
- Cristian David Perea Cajiaocurrent
- David Jiménez Corredorcurrent
- Edgar Pujolcurrent
Gonzalo García Garcíacurrent
Igor Jovićevićcurrent
Jaime Sánchez Muñozcurrent- Javier Castañedacurrent
- Javier Hernández Carreracurrent
- Javier Sánchez de Felipecurrent
- Jeremy de Leóncurrent
Joaquín Caparróscurrent- José Luis Cabrera Cavacurrent
Julio Iglesiascurrent- Loren Zúñigacurrent
- Manu Hernandocurrent
Manuel Velázquezcurrent
Nicolás Cambiassocurrent- Rafael Wellingtoncurrent
- Rodrigo Antonio Rodriguescurrent
- Sergio Sestelocurrent
Álvaro Fidalgocurrent- Ángel Férezcurrent
Ángel Guillermo Hoyoscurrent- José María Zárraga1949–1951
- Pruden1949–1953
- Ramón Marsal1952–1955
- Enrique Mateos1953–1954
Juan Santisteban1953–1955
Feliciano Rivilla1955–1956- José María Vidal1955–1956
- Delfín Álvarez1956–1960
- Ignacio Martín-Esperanza1956–1960
- Pedro Casado1957–1960
- Juan Manuel Villa1959–1960
Fernando Serena1960–1961- Juan Alonso1960–1963
Luis Aragonés1960–1960- Ramón Marsal1960–1962
- Ángel Herrero Morales1961–1962
- Eduardo González Ruiz1963–1966
Ramón Grosso1963–1964- János Kuszmann1965–1966
Vicente del Bosque1967–1968- Laureano Rubial1969–1970
- Vicente del Bosque1969–1970
- Antolín Ortega1971–1975
- Alberto Vitoria1972–1974
José Antonio Camacho1973–1974- Francisco García Hernández1974–1978
- Isidoro San José1974–1976
Rafa Benítez1974–1981- Amador Lorenzo1975–1976
- Andrés Sabido1976–1979
Hipólito Rincón1976–1979
Rafael García Cortés1977–1979- Ricardo Gallego1977–1980
Ángel Pérez García1977–1980- Agustín Rodríguez Santiago1978–1980
- Armando Husillos1978–1979
- Francisco Pineda1978–1980
- Chendo1979–1983
José Manuel Ochotorena1979–1984
Míchel1981–1984
Emilio Butragueño1982–1984
Miguel Pardeza1982–1985- Ángel Martín González1982–1986
Manuel Sanchís Hontiyuelo1983–1984
Rafael Martín Vázquez1983–1983- César Gómez1984–1990
- Eduard Vílchez Ortiz1984–1989
- Jesús Ángel Solana1984–1985
- José Aurelio Gay1984–1988
- Juan Carlos Mandiá1984–1988
Pepe Mel1984–1987- Sebastián Losada1984–1987
Adolfo Aldana1985–1988
Julen Lopetegui1985–1988
Julio Llorente1985–1987- Santiago Aragón1985–1988
Flemming Povlsen1986–1987
José Luis Caminero1986–1989- Albert Aguilà1988–1990
- Alfonso Pérez1989–1992
- Antonio Díaz Jurado1989–1990
- Christopher Ohen1989–1991
Ismael Urzaiz1989–1993- Javier Torres Gómez1989–1993
- Marcel Sabou1989–1990
- Mutiu Adepoju1989–1992
- Oladimeji Lawal1989–1991
Santiago Cañizares1989–1990- Víctor Torres Mestre1989–1992
Antoni Lima Solá1990–1991- José María Cela1990–1992
- Juanmi García1990–1992
- Alberto Toril1991–1994
- Jesús Enrique Velasco1991–1994
- Juan Esnáider1991–1993
Luis Miguel Ramis1991–1993- Fernando Sánchez Cipitria1992–1995
Gerardo García León1992–1995- Iván Pérez Muñoz1992–1997
- Mikel Antía Mendiaraz1992–1994
- Pedro Contreras1992–1996
Sandro1992–1997- Alberto Marcos Rey1993–1995
- Daniel García Lara1993–1995
- Joaquín Enrique Valerio1993–1995
- Joyce Moreno1993–1997
- Kaleb Morales Gonzalez1993–1994
Víctor1993–1994
Antonio Gómez Pérez1994–1996- Fernando Sanz1994–1996
Jaime Sánchez Fernández1994–1996
José Antonio García Calvo1994–1997
Raúl1994–1994- Agostinho1995–1995
- Fernando Morán1995–1997
Guti1995–1996- Raúl Valbuena1995–1998
- Víctor Sánchez1995–1996
Álvaro Benito1995–1997- Alberto Rivera Pizarro1996–1999
- César Prates1996–2000
Esteban Cambiasso1996–1998- Iarley1996–1996
- Irurzun1996–1998
Javi Guerrero1996–1997
Javier Calleja1996–1998
Samuel Eto'o1996–1997- César Jiménez Jiménez1997–1998
- Diego Rangel1997–1999
- Javier Dorado1997–1999
Jonay Hernández1997–1998- José Manuel Roca Cases1997–1998
Mista1997–1998- David Sousa1998–2003
- Javi Guerrero1998–1999
- Jesús Enrique Velasco1998–1999
- Juan Epitié1998–2000
- Manu Sánchez1998–2001
- Manuel Tena1998–1999
Tote1998–1999- Andrés del Campo Santos1999–2001
César Navas1999–2003- David Sánchez Parrilla1999–2000
- Fernando Fernández Escribano1999–2000
- Gábor Korolovszky1999–2000
- Harvey Esajas1999–2000
Iker Casillas1999–2000- Jonay Hernández1999–2000
- Rolando Zárate1999–2000
- Abel Segovia2000–2001
- Carlos Aranda2000–2002
Carlos Sánchez García2000–2003
Corona2000–2001- Enrique Corrales2000–2004
Francisco Pavón2000–2001
Julio Álvarez Mosquera2000–2000- Luis Liendo2000–2000
- Óscar Miñambres2000–2002
- Antonio Núñez2001–2003
Borja Fernández2001–2003- Chupe Salvador2001–2004
Javier García Portillo2001–2002- Jonay Hernández2001–2002
- José Luis Capdevil2001–2002
- José María López de Silva2001–2002
- Juanjo Camacho2001–2002
Luis García Fernández2001–2003
Manuel Herrera Yagüe2001–2002
Raúl Bravo2001–2002- Rubén González Rocha2001–2006
Valdo2001–2003- Álvaro Benito2001–2002
- Bernabé Ballester2002–2002
Diego León2002–2004- Fábio Júnior dos Santos2002–2003
Jordi Codina2002–2007
Jordi López2002–2003- Miguel Palencia2002–2007
- Pedro López Pérez de Tudela2002–2002
Riki2002–2004- Álvaro Mejía Pérez2002–2004
- David Barral2003–2006
Diego López2003–2005
Javier Paredes2003–2005
José Manuel Jurado2003–2006- Juan Carlos Duque2003–2006
Juanfran Torres2003–2005
Marcos Tébar2003–2010
Roberto Trashorras2003–2005
Sergio Díaz2003–2008- Álex Pérez2003–2006
Álvaro Arbeloa2003–2006- Adrián Martín Cardona2004–2006
- Ernesto Gómez Gómez2004–2006
Javi García2004–2007- Júnior Maranhão2004–2004
- Manuel Diego Tello2004–2005
Rubén2004–2007- Agus2005–2009
Borja Valero2005–2007
David Cobeño2005–2006
Filipe Luís2005–2006- Javier Balboa2005–2006
- Jonathan Pérez Olivero2005–2006
Álvaro Negredo2005–2007
Óscar Díaz González2005–2006
Adrián González2006–2008- Alberto Bueno2006–2009
Antonio Adán2006–2010
Dani Parejo2006–2008- Daniel Guillén Ruiz2006–2008
Esteban Granero2006–2008- Javier Velayos2006–2010
- Jeffrey Hoogervorst2006–2007
- Jonathan Ñíguez2006–2006
Juan Mata Pata2006–2007
Kiko Casilla2006–2007
Miguel Torres Gómez2006–2007
Pedro Mosquera2006–2010- Rafael Carlos Santacruz2006–2007
- Rayco García Dauta2006–2007
- Rodrigo Ángel Gil Torres2006–2007
- Tha'er Bawab2006–2007
Christopher Schorch2007–2009
David Mateos2007–2013- David Vázquez Bardera2007–2010
- Fernando Guerrero2007–2009
Gary Kagelmacher2007–2008
José Callejón2007–2008
José María Antón2007–2010
Juan Forlín2007–2008- Juanmi Callejón2007–2008
- Krzysztof Król2007–2008
- Miguel Ángel Nieto2007–2008
- Santiago Villafañe2007–2009
Sergio Sánchez Ortega2007–2007
Ádám Szalai2007–2010
Ángel Rodríguez2007–2007- Carlos Javier Acuña2008–2012
Daniel Opare2008–2010- Fran Rico2008–2011
- Gary Kagelmacher2008–2010
- Gary Kagelmacher2008–2011
Javi Hernández2008–2011- Jesús Berrocal2008–2008
José Zamora2008–2012
Marcos Alonso Mendoza2008–2010- Miguel Palanca2008–2009
Tomás Mejías2008–2014
Alípio2009–2009
Cristian López2009–2011
Denis Cheryshev2009–2013
Joselu2009–2012- Juan Carlos Pérez López2009–2011
Juanan2009–2011
Juanfran2009–2013
Luis Hernández Rodríguez2009–2011
Nacho2009–2013
Pablo Sarabia2009–2011
Raúl Ruiz Matarín2009–2012
Rodrigo2009–2010- Rubén Ramos Martínez2009–2011
- Samuel Sáiz2009–2010
- Antonio Martínez Felipe2010–2013
Dani Carvajal2010–2012
Isaac Becerra2010–2012
Jesús Fernández Collado2010–2013- Jorge Casado2010–2014
- Pablo Gil2010–2012
Raúl Goni2010–2011
Álex Fernández2010–2013
Álvaro Morata2010–2013- Iván González López2011–2013
- Javi Noblejas2011–2015
Jesé Rodríguez2011–2013- José Antonio Ríos Reina2011–2013
Lucas Vázquez2011–2014
Omar Mascarell2011–2014
Pedro Mendes2011–2012
Andrés Prieto2012–2012- Andrés Prieto2012–2013
- Borja García Freire2012–2015
Derik Osede2012–2015
Fabinho2012–2013
Fernando Pacheco Flores2012–2014
José Ignacio Peleteiro2012–2013
José Rodríguez Martínez2012–2014- Lucas Torró2012–2016
- Pedro Mosquera2012–2013
- Quini2012–2014
- Antonio Rozzi2013–2014
Casemiro2013–2013
Cristian Gómez García2013–2014
Diego Llorente2013–2015
Jaime Romero2013–2014- Jorge Franco2013–2015
- Jorge Pulido2013–2014
Kiko Femenía2013–2014
Leandro Cabrera2013–2014- Pablo Felipe Teixeira2013–2014
Raúl de Tomás2013–2015
Rubén Belima2013–2015
Rubén Sobrino2013–2014- Rubén Yáñez2013–2015
- Alfonso Herrero2014–2016
Eero Markkanen2014–2015- Gonzalo Melero2014–2015
Guillermo Varela2014–2015
Marcos Llorente2014–2016
Mariano Díaz2014–2016
Willian José2014–2014
Álvaro José Jiménez Guerrero2014–2016
Álvaro Medrán2014–2015
Borja Mayoral2015–2016
Mario Hermoso Canseco2015–2017
Philipp Lienhart2015–2017
Sergio Reguilón2015–2018
Álvaro Tejero2015–2018
Achraf Hakimi2016–2017
Federico Valverde2016–2017
Luca Zidane2016–2019- Fran García2018–2020
Vinícius Júnior2018–2018- Carlos Dotor2019–2023
César Gelabert2019–2021
Mario Gila2019–2022
Miguel Gutiérrez2020–2022- Pablo Ramón Parra2020–2025
Reinier2020–2020
Álvaro Rodríguez2021–2024
Nico Paz2022–2024- Rafael Obrador2022–2024
- César Palacios2023–2026
Raúl Asencio2023–2024
Víctor Muñoz2023–2025- Chema Andrés2024–2025
The team plays its home games at the Alfredo Di Stéfano Stadium, which has a capacity of 6,000 seats.
Originally formed as Agrupación Deportiva Plus Ultra in 1930, the club became Real Madrid's reserve team in 1952.
Real Madrid Castilla won the Segunda División title in the 1983-84 season, marking a significant achievement in their history.
Biography
Formation
Real Madrid Castilla, officially known as Castilla Club de Fútbol, is the reserve team of the prestigious Real Madrid CF, established in 1948. The team originated from Agrupación Deportiva Plus Ultra, a local amateur club that became a feeder for Real Madrid, allowing the latter to scout and develop talent. Initially formed in 1930, Plus Ultra was supported financially by Real Madrid, which enabled them to rise through the ranks of Spanish football. By 1952, the club was officially recognized as Real Madrid's reserve team, marking the beginning of a new era.
Development and Key Players
Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, Real Madrid Castilla became a breeding ground for future stars, including notable players like José María Zárraga and Ramón Grosso, many of whom went on to represent the senior team and the Spanish national squad. The club also had a unique connection to pop culture, as singer Julio Iglesias played as a goalkeeper for the team before an injury curtailed his football aspirations. The coaching legacy began with Miguel Muñoz, who started his career at Castilla, further solidifying the club's role in nurturing talent.
Achievements
Real Madrid Castilla has enjoyed significant success in various competitions, winning the Segunda División in the 1983-84 season and multiple titles in the Segunda División B and Tercera División. Their most notable achievements include winning the Segunda División B four times and the Tercera División on six occasions, showcasing their ability to compete at high levels and contribute to the Real Madrid legacy. The team continues to play in the Primera Federación, competing fiercely to develop the next generation of football stars.
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
AD Plus Ultra
In 1948, Agrupación Deportiva Plus Ultra, a local amateur team, then playing in the Tercera División, agreed to become a feeder club for Real Madrid. Originally formed in 1930, the team took its name from the national motto of Spain. Real gave AD Plus Ultra financial support and in return were given first refusal on the club's best players. By 1949, they made their debut in the Segunda División and in 1952, the club became the official Real reserve team. In 1959, they reached the quarter-finals of the Copa del Generalísimo, losing 7–2 on aggregate to eventual runners-up Granada. During the 1950s and 1960s, future senior Real Madrid players and Spanish internationals such as José María Zárraga, Enrique Mateos, Ramón Marsal, Pedro Casado, Juan Manuel Villa, José María Vidal, Fernando Serena and Ramón Grosso all spent time at the club, and Juan Alonso finished off his career there. The singer Julio Iglesias played as a goalkeeper for the club in the early 1960s until injury ended his football career. Miguel Muñoz began his coaching career at the club. In 1972, Plus Ultra folded because of the demise of the insurance company of the same name, and their position in the Tercera División was taken by Castilla Club de Fútbol, the new reserve team for Real Madrid, on 21 July.
Castilla CF
As Castilla CF, the team enjoyed something of a golden age. During this era, with a team that included Agustín, Ricardo Gallego and Francisco Pineda, Castilla reached…
- League
- Primera Federación
Legacy
Segunda División Winners: 1983–84 Copa del Rey Runners-up: 1979–80 Segunda División B Winners: 1990–91, 2001–02, 2004–05, 2011–12 Tercera División Winners: 1948–49, 1954–55, 1956–57, 1963–64, 1965–66, 1967–68
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Real Madrid Castilla Club de Fútbol or Real Madrid B is a Spanish football team that plays in Primera Federación – Group 2. It is Real Madrid's reserve team. They play their home games at the Alfredo Di Stéfano Stadium with a capacity of 6,000 seats.
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