Villarreal CF
Squad
Mateo Musacchio2009current
Mateo Musacchio2010current
Tomás Pina Isla2013current
Adrián Marín Gómez2014current- Matías Nahuel2014current
- Sergio Asenjo2014current
Alfonso Pedraza2015current- Franco Acosta2015current
Léo Baptistão2015current
Mariano Barbosa2015current
Víctor Ruiz2015current- Cristian Espinoza2016current
Rúben Semedo2017current
Gerard Moreno2018current
Rubén Peña2019current
Aïssa Mandi2021current
Juan Foyth2021current- Carlos Romero2023current
Ilias Akhomach2023current- Ramón Terrats2023current
Ayoze Pérez2024current
Nicolas Pépé2024current- Willy Kambwala2024current
Arnau Francisco Tenas Bazan2025current
Georges Mikautadze2025current
Tajon Buchanan2025current
Tani Oluwaseyi2025current
Alex Freeman2026current
Nathan Saliba2026current
Péter Gulácsi2026current- Daniel Rabaseda Antolíncurrent
Francis Coquelincurrent- Manu Morlanescurrent
Mario González Gutiérrezcurrent
Pablo Fornalscurrent
Pape Gueyecurrent- Robert Fernández1978–1979
Manuel Clares1981–1982- Ángel Pedraza1982–1983
- Cyrille Makanaky1992–1993
José Francisco Molina1993–1994Miodrag Belodedici1995–1996
- Robert Fernández1995–1999
David Albelda1996–1997
Miguel Ángel Angulo1996–1997
Andrés Palop1997–1999
Thomas Christiansen1997–1999
David Albelda1998–1999
Gerardo García León1998–1999- Gheorghe Craioveanu1998–2002
Imanol Alguacil1998–2000- Walter Gaitán1998–2000
Javi Gracia1999–2002
Javi Venta1999–2010
Javier Calleja1999–2006
Javier López Vallejo1999–2007
Jorge López Montaña1999–2003- Bruno Marioni2000–2000
Guillermo Amor2000–2002
Quique Álvarez2000–2007
Rodolfo Arruabarrena2000–2007- Unai Vergara2000–2004
Víctor2000–2004
Antonio Guayre2001–2006- Bruno Marioni2001–2001
Martín Palermo Dacquino Guillermo2001–2003
Sergio Ballesteros2001–2004- Carlos Aranda2002–2002
- Josico2002–2008
Juan Antonio Pizzi2002–2002
Juliano Belletti2002–2004
Marcos Senna2002–2013
Pepe Reina2002–2005- Antonio de Nigris2003–2003
- Carlos Aranda2003–2003
Cesar Arzo2003–2008
Fabricio Coloccini2003–2004
Héctor Font2003–2006Javier Farinós2003–2003
- José Mari2003–2007
Juan Román Riquelme2003–2005- Roger García Junyent2003–2006
Santi Cazorla2003–2006
Sonny Anderson2003–2004
Verza2003–2005
Armando Sá2004–2005
Diego Forlán2004–2007
Gonzalo Rodríguez2004–2012- Juan Manuel Peña2004–2007
Juan Pablo Sorín2004–2006- Luciano Figueroa2004–2006
Sebastián Battaglia2004–2005
Alessio Tacchinardi2005–2007
Antonio Valencia2005–2008
Jan Kromkamp2005–2006
Juan Román Riquelme2005–2007
Mariano Barbosa2005–2007
Sebastián Viera2005–2009
Bruno Soriano2006–2020- Fabricio Fuentes2006–2009
Guillermo Franco2006–2009
Jonathan Pereira Rodríguez2006–2010- Josemi2006–2008
José Enrique2006–2007- Leandro Somoza2006–2008
Marcos García Barreno2006–2009
Matías Fernandez2006–2009- Nihat Kahveci2006–2009
- Pascal Cygan2006–2009
Robert Pires2006–2010
Rubén Gracia2006–2015
Diego Godín2007–2010
Diego López2007–2012
Giuseppe Rossi2007–2013
Joan Capdevila2007–2011
Jon Dahl Tomasson2007–2008
Jon Dahl Tomasson2007–2007
Martín Cáceres2007–2008
Rio Mavuba2007–2008
Roberto Ayala2007–2007
Santi Cazorla2007–2011- Ángel López2007–2012
Ariel Ibagaza2008–2010- Damián Escudero2008–2010
Diego Mariño Villar2008–2010
Edmílson2008–2009
Edmílson2008–2008
Joseba Llorente2008–2010
Jozy Altidore2008–2011
Juan Carlos Sánchez Martínez2008–2015
Marco Ruben2008–2012
Sebastián Eguren2008–2008
Sebastián Eguren2008–2010- Álex Gálvez2008–2009
David Fuster2009–2010
Francisco José Olivas2009–2012
Hernán Pérez2009–2014
Hernán Pérez2009–2009
Iván Marcano2009–2012
Jaume Doménech2009–2012
Javier Matilla2009–2011
Joan Tomás Campasol2009–2009- José Manuel Velázquez2009–2011
Mario Gaspar Pérez2009–2022
Nilmar2009–2012
Borja Valero2010–2011
Carlos Marchena2010–2012
Jefferson Montero2010–2012Joan Oriol2010–2013
Nicki Bille Nielsen2010–2013
Borja Iglesias2011–2013
Borja Valero2011–2012Cicinho2011–2011
Cristián Zapata2011–2013
Florian Lejeune2011–2014Ignacio Insa Bohigues2011–2011
Ikechukwu Uche2011–2015- Javier Camuñas2011–2013
Jonathan de Guzmán2011–2014
Moi Gómez2011–2015
Mubarak Wakaso2011–2012
Alejandro Hernán Martinuccio2012–2012
Diego Mariño Villar2012–2013
Fernando Cavenaghi2012–2013
Fernando Cavenaghi2012–2012
Gerard Moreno2012–2015
Iván Martín Núñez2012–2017Jaume Costa2012–2021
Javi Venta2012–2013Javier Farinós2012–2014
Manu Trigueros2012–2024
- Matías Nahuel2012–2013
Olof Mellberg2012–2013
Walter Pandiani2012–2013
Adrián Marín Gómez2013–2014
Aleksandar Pantić2013–2014
Bojan Jokić2013–2016
Giovani dos Santos2013–2015
Javier Aquino2013–2015
Jonathan Pereira Rodríguez2013–2015
José Antonio Dorado2013–2015
Jérémy Perbet2013–2013
Jérémy Perbet2013–2014- Sergio Asenjo2013–2014
gabriel putita del leon2013–2015
Antonio Rukavina2014–2018
Denis Cheryshev2014–2015
Goku Román2014–2014
Javier Espinosa2014–2015
Jonathan dos Santos2014–2017Luciano Vietto2014–2015
Víctor Ruiz2014–2015
Óliver Torres2014–2014
Adrián López Álvarez2015–2016
Aleix García2015–2015
Alphonse Areola2015–2016
Cédric Bakambu2015–2018
Daniele Bonera2015–2019
Denís Suárez2015–2016
Eric Bailly2015–2016
Joel Campbell2015–2015
Nicolás Serrano2015–2018
Roberto Soldado2015–2017
Rodri2015–2018
Samu Castillejo2015–2018
Samuel García Sánchez2015–2015
Aitor Cantalapiedra2016–2016
Akram Afif2016–2020
Alexandre Pato2016–2017
Denis Cheryshev2016–2019
José Ángel Valdés2016–2017
Rafael Santos Borré2016–2017
Adrián López Álvarez2017–2017
Enes Ünal2017–2020
Pau Torres2017–2023- Andrei Rațiu2018–2021
Miguel Layún2018–2019
Salem Al-Dawsari2018–2018
Santi Cazorla2018–2020
Alberto Moreno2019–2024
André-Frank Zambo Anguissa2019–2020
Iván Martín Núñez2019–2023
Raúl Albiol2019–2025- Salma Paralluelo2019–2022
Dani Parejo2020–2026
Gerónimo Rulli2020–2023
Jorge Cuenca2020–2024
Juan Foyth2020–2021
Paco Alcácer2020–2022
Pervis Estupiñán2020–2022
Takefusa Kubo2020–2021
Yéremy Pino2020–2025
Álex Baena2020–2025
Arnaut Danjuma2021–2025
Boulaye Dia2021–2023
Nicolas Jackson2021–2023
Serge Aurier2021–2022
Étienne Capoue2021–2024
Giovani Lo Celso2022–2022
Giovani Lo Celso2022–2023
Kiko Femenía2022–2025
Pepe Reina2022–2024
Alexander Sørloth2023–2024
Denís Suárez2023–2025
Filip Jörgensen2023–2024- Ramón Terrats2023–2023
Eric Bailly2024–2025
Gonçalo Guedes2024–2024
Juan Bernat2024–2025- Thierno Barry2024–2025
Tajon Buchanan2025–2025
Thomas Partey2025–2026
Villarreal CF is a professional football club based in Villarreal, Spain, known for its vibrant history and competitive spirit.
The club competes in La Liga, the premier division of Spanish football, showcasing its talent on a national level.
Founded in 1923, Villarreal CF has evolved from a local club to a significant player in Spanish and European football.
Biography
Formation
Villarreal Club de Fútbol, commonly known as Villarreal CF, was founded on March 10, 1923, in Villarreal, Spain, with the aim of promoting various sports, particularly football. The club initially played its matches in a rented stadium, charging modest ticket prices—half a peseta for men and a quarter for children, while women enjoyed free admission. Villarreal's first official match took place on October 21, 1923, against Castellón, marking the beginning of its journey in Spanish football.
Early Years and Challenges
From 1929 onwards, Villarreal began competing in regional leagues, but it faced numerous challenges, including a dissolution in the early 1940s. The club was reestablished in 1947 as CAF Villarreal, named after its founders. Despite these setbacks, Villarreal continued to develop, eventually winning the Tercera División in the 1969-70 season, which marked a significant milestone in its history.
Rise to Prominence
The club's fortunes changed dramatically in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, culminating in its promotion to La Liga, the top tier of Spanish football. Villarreal CF achieved notable success on the European stage, winning the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 2003 and 2004, and most impressively, the UEFA Europa League in the 2020-21 season. This victory solidified Villarreal's status as a formidable force in both domestic and European football, showcasing its growth from humble beginnings to a respected club in the footballing world.
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
1923–29: early years
Club Deportivo Villarreal was founded on 10 March 1923 "to promote all sports especially Football." The stadium was rented for 60 pesetas a month and ticket prices were set at half a peseta for men and a quarter of a peseta for children. Women were granted free admission. On 17 June 1923, Castellón, a modern rival of the club, played the first match against a club named after Miguel de Cervantes. On 21 October of that year, Villarreal played their first game ever, playing against Castellón. Villarreal started off with a kit of white shirts and black shorts, reflected in their first badge.
1929–98: time in lower divisions
Villarreal entered regional competitions within the Spanish football pyramid from 1929 to 1930 onwards. The 1934–35 season saw the team lose to Cartagena when a win would have seen them promoted to the nationwide Second Division. The following season saw Villarreal win the First Division of the region before the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War. When the war finished in 1939, the club played again in the Second Division of the region. However, CD Villarreal was dissolved in the early 1940s, and in 1942, CA Foghetecaz, an acronym for the club's founders (Font, Gil, Herrero, Teuler, Catalá and Zaragoza), was one of several clubs established in its place. On 25 August 1947, the new club joined the Valencian Football Federation and in 1950 renamed itself as CAF Villarreal, where the F stood for Foghetecaz. The name…
- League
- La Liga
Legacy
Domestic
Tercera División Winners: 1969–70
European
UEFA Europa League Winners: 2020–21 UEFA Intertoto Cup Winners: 2003, 2004
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Villarreal Club de Fútbol, S.A.D., usually abbreviated to Villarreal CF, is a Spanish professional football club based in Villarreal, in the Castellón province of eastern Spain, that plays in La Liga, the top flight of Spanish football.
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