Состав
- Cesar Fawcett2002сейчас
- Jaider Romero2007сейчас
- Aldo Bobadilla2011сейчас
- José Luis Chunga2011сейчас
Sebastián Viera2011сейчас- Juan Guillermo Domínguez2013сейчас
Jarlan Barrera2014сейчас
Yhonny Ramírez2014сейчас
Álvaro Domínguez2014сейчас- Germán Andrés Gutiérrez2015сейчас
Jorge Valdivia2015сейчас
Deivy Balanta2016сейчас
Leonardo Pisculichi2016сейчас
Luis Fernando Sandoval2016сейчас- Sebastián Hernández2016сейчас
- Yorleys Mena2016сейчас
Bernardo Cuesta2017сейчас
Borja Valero2017сейчас
Jorge Arias2017сейчас
Lewis Ochoa2017сейчас
Matías Mier2017сейчас
Rafael Enrique Pérez Almeida2017сейчас
Víctor Cantillo2017сейчас- Fabián Sambueza2018сейчас
- Miguel Araujo2018сейчас
Matías Fernandez2019сейчас
Carlos Bacca2022сейчас
Teófilo Gutiérrez2025сейчас
Luis Muriel2026сейчас- Carlos Lizarazoсейчас
- César Haydarсейчас
Déiber Caicedoсейчас
Fulgencio Berdugoсейчас- James Sánchezсейчас
- Javier Ferreiraсейчас
- Jefferson Gómezсейчас
- Jorge Aguirreсейчас
José Iglesiasсейчас- Juan Manuel Martínezсейчас
- Leonardo Picoсейчас
Luis Enrique Quiñonesсейчас
Santiago Meleсейчас
Santiago Santamaríaсейчас
Vicente José Matías Vuosoсейчас- Vladimir Hernándezсейчас
Willer Dittaсейчас
Roberto Meléndez1930–1939- Roberto Meléndez1940–1947
- Béla Sárosi1950–1951
- Ferenc Nyers1950–1952
Heleno de Freitas1950–1950
Norival1950–1951
Tim1950–1951
Efraín Sánchez1951–1952- László Szőke1951–1951
- Mihail Uram1951–1951
Delfín Benítez Cáceres1952–1952- Achito Vivas1966–1966
- Antonio Rada1966–1967
Edvaldo Alves de Santa Rosa1966–1968- Armando Miranda1967–1972
- Nelson Díaz1967–1969
- Quarentinha1967–1967
William Martínez1967–1968- Aírton Beleza1968–1969
Garrincha1968–1968- Quarentinha1968–1968
- Rolando Serrano1968–1969
- Eliseo Álvarez1970–1971
Marcos Coll1970–1971- Eliseo Álvarez1971–1971
Julio Avelino Comesaña1973–1973
Nelson Silva Pacheco1973–1976
Silva Batuta1973–1973- Silva Batuta1974–1974
- Julio Avelino Comesaña1975–1979
- Fernando Fiorillo1976–1981
Juan Ramón Verón1976–1977
Alfredo Arango1977–1977
Juan Ramón Rocha1978–1979- Ernesto Díaz1979–1979
- Jesús Barrios1980–1989
- Radamel García1982–1982
Alexis Mendoza1983–1990
Carlos Babington1983–1983- Carlos Babington1983–1983
Daniel Carnevali1983–1983
Edgardo Bauza1983–1985- Fernando Fiorillo1983–1985
- Alex Valderrama1984–1987
Carlos Ischia1984–1985
José Daniel Ponce1985–1986
Julio César Uribe1986–1986- Mario Coll1986–1987
- Carlos Ischia1987–1989
- José Ricardo Pérez1987–1987
- Carlos Hoyos1988–1991
Iván Valenciano1988–1992- José Daniel Ponce1988–1988
- William Gutiérrez1988–1988
- José María Pazo1990–1997
- Mario Coll1990–1990
- Oswaldo Mackenzie1990–2008
- Adriano Samaniego1991–1991
- Juan Carlos Docabo1991–1991
- Alex Comas1992–1992
- Arnoldo Iguarán1992–1992
- Francisco Cassiani1992–1998
- Miguel Guerrero1992–1994
- Víctor Pacheco1992–1999
- Adriano Samaniego1993–1994
- Alexis Mendoza1993–1996
Carlos Valderrama1993–1995- Iván Valenciano1993–1996
- Jorge Bolaño1993–1999
- Luis Carlos Perea1993–1994
- Mario Coll1993–1993
- Cristián Montecinos1994–1996
- Pierre Aubameyang1996–1996
- Émerson Luiz Firmino1997–1997
- Alexis Mendoza1998–1998
- César Velázquez1999–1999
- Eudalio Arriaga1999–2003
- Francisco Mosquera1999–2000
- Hayder Palacio1999–2006
- Iván Valenciano1999–1999
- José Amaya1999–2004
- José María Pazo1999–1999
- Juan Carlos Ramírez Ayala1999–2001
Agustín Julio2000–2000- Emerson Acuña2000–2010
Ever Palacios2000–2000
Herly Alcázar2000–2001- Lucio España2000–2000
- Martín Enrrique Arzuaga2000–2000
- Miguel Guerrero2000–2000
- Carlos Asprilla2001–2001
- Elson Becerra2001–2003
- Francisco Mosquera2001–2001
- Henry Zambrano2001–2001
- Luis Zuleta2001–2001
- Martín Enrrique Arzuaga2001–2005
René Higuita2001–2002
Ricardo Ciciliano2001–2001- Robert Dante Siboldi2001–2002
- Wilson Pérez2001–2001
- Jean Carlos Gaona2002–2002
Macnelly Torress2002–2005- Edgar Zapata2003–2005
Omar Sebastián Pérez2004–2005
Walter Ribonetto2004–2004- Andrés Rouga2005–2006
- Marcelo Méndez2005–2005
- Nelson Tapia2005–2005
- Ricardo Andrés Aparicio2005–2005
- Rodrigo Teixeira2005–2005
- Carlos Bacca2006–2011
- Eudalio Arriaga2006–2006
- Iván Valenciano2006–2006
- Omar Sebastián Pérez2006–2007
- Víctor Pacheco2006–2006
- Alfredo Padilla2007–2011
- Gabriel Héctor Fernández2007–2007
- Gabriel Álvez2007–2007
- Herly Alcázar2007–2008
- John Alexander Valencia2007–2012
Miguel Ximénez2007–2007- Rodrigo Riep2007–2007
- Teófilo Gutiérrez2007–2009
- Alberto Blanco2008–2008
Giovanni Hernández2008–2012- Hayder Palacio2008–2010
- Jorge Banguero2008–2008
- Luis Carlos Ruiz2008–2014
Luis Yanes2008–2009- Marcelo Méndez2008–2008
- Martín Enrrique Arzuaga2008–2009
Mathías Riquero2008–2008
Roberto Carlos Cortés2008–2009- Vladimir Hernández2008–2016
- Adrián Berbia2009–2010
- Freddy Grisales2009–2009
- Jaime Córdoba2009–2009
- Jorge Casanova2009–2010
- Ricardo Ciciliano2009–2009
Henry Rojas2010–2010- Martín Enrrique Arzuaga2010–2010
Román Torres2010–2010- Víctor Cortés2010–2013
- Víctor Pacheco2010–2010
- Andrés González2011–2014
- Armando Nieves2011–2013
- Cristian Mejía2011–2011
Jhon Viáfara2011–2011- Juan David Valencia Hinestroza2011–2012
- Luis Alfonso Páez2011–2013
- Sergio Otalvaro2011–2011
Sherman Cárdenas Estupiñan2011–2012- Iván Vélez2012–2016
- Teófilo Gutiérrez2012–2012
Edison Toloza2013–2014- Edwin Cardona2013–2013
- Emmanuel Perea2013–2013
Gabriel Gómez2013–2013- Marcelo Macedo2013–2013
- Michael Javier Ortega2013–2015
Tressor Moreno2013–2013
Gustavo Cuéllar2014–2015- Jorge Ortega2014–2014
- Martín Enrrique Arzuaga2014–2014
Monda Tesillo2014–2015- Nery Bareiro2014–2015
- Edison Toloza2015–2017
- Macnelly Torress2015–2015
- Alexis Pérez2016–2017
Yony González2016–2019- Julio Avelino Comesaña2017–2017
Luis Díaz2017–2019- Teófilo Gutiérrez2017–2021
Yimmi Chará2017–2018- Nicole Regnier2018–2018
Luis Fernando Suárez2019–2019
Miguel Borja2022–2022
Juan Fernando Quintero2023–2023
Junior de Barranquilla is a prominent Colombian football club based in Barranquilla.
The club competes in the Categoría Primera A, the top tier of Colombian football.
In 2026, Junior was ranked #34 in the CONMEBOL annual club rankings, highlighting their competitive stature.
Биография
Formation and Early Years
Junior de Barranquilla, originally founded as Juventus in the early 1920s, emerged from the Colegio Salesiano in Barranquilla, primarily composed of Italian immigrants. The team soon adopted the name Juventud, which translates to 'youth' in English. In August 1924, a group of younger members from Juventud, along with other local youths, formed an offshoot called Juventud Infantil. By the 1940s, the club had shortened its name to Junior and established itself as one of Colombia's premier football teams.
Professional Era and Achievements
In 1948, Junior became a founding member of the División Mayor del Fútbol Profesional Colombiano (Dimayor), marking its transition to professional football. Their inaugural match as a professional team took place on August 15, 1948, against Deportivo Cali, resulting in a 2-0 victory. Over the years, Junior has achieved significant success, winning the Categoría Primera A title 12 times, with their most recent victory in 2026. They have also claimed the Copa Colombia twice and the Superliga Colombiana on two occasions. Internationally, Junior reached the finals of the Copa Sudamericana in 2018, showcasing their competitive spirit on a continental level.
Legacy
As the main Caribbean team in Colombia's top flight, Junior de Barranquilla has left a lasting impact on Colombian football. Their consistent performance and rich history have solidified their reputation as a powerhouse in the sport, contributing to the development of football in the region and inspiring future generations of players.
Собрано из открытых источников (3) · факты со ссылками · обработка ИИ
Галерея
Карьера и клубы
In the early 1920s a team named Juventus came into being at the Colegio Salesiano in the San Roque neighborhood of Barranquilla, made up primarily of Italian immigrants. Soon after its launch the name was changed to the Spanish Juventud, though both translate the same in English: youth. In August 1924 some of the younger members of Juventud along with other young men from San Roque created an offshoot of Juventud: Juventud Infantil. Around the 1940s (and the club's name was shortened to simply Junior) they became known as one of the country's best clubs. In 1945 the players of Junior were selected to represent Colombia at the South American Championship (now known as the Copa América), finishing a respectable fifth (though losing 7–0 to Uruguay and 9–1 to Argentina along the way). In 1949 they were again selected to represent Colombia (finishing last place) but this time their decision to play would have its consequences. In 1948 Junior were founder members of División Mayor del Fútbol Profesional Colombiano (commonly known as the Dimayor). Their debut match as a professional outfit came at home on 15 August 1948, against Deportivo Cali, which ended in a 2–0 victory for the home side. Early the following year they were again chosen to play as the de facto Colombia national team. Because of ongoing strife between Adefutbol (the original amateur Colombian football association) and the Dimayor, Junior were threatened with expulsion from the Dimayor if they participated. They…
- League
- Categoría Primera A
Наследие
Domestic
Categoría Primera A Winners (12): 1977, 1980, 1993, 1995, 2004–II, 2010–I, 2011–II, 2018–II, 2019–I, 2023–II, 2025–II, 2026–I Copa Colombia Winners (2): 2015, 2017 Superliga Colombiana Winners (2): 2019, 2020
Continental
Copa Sudamericana Runners-up (1): 2018
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Club Deportivo Popular Junior F.C. S.A., commonly known as Junior de Barranquilla, by its old name Atlético Junior or simply as Junior, is a Colombian professional football team based in Barranquilla, capital of the department of Atlantico, that currently plays in the Categoría Primera A. Junior is the main Caribbean team in the top flight of Colombian football. In 2026, they were ranked #34 in the CONMEBOL annual club rankings.
Мнения фанатов — не проверенные факты.
…