Rio Ave F.C.
Состав
- Tarantini2008сейчас
- Wíres José de Souza2008сейчас
- André Vilas Boas2011сейчас
André Monteiro2013сейчас- Lionn2013сейчас
- Sunday Abalo2013сейчас
- Cássio Albuquerque dos Anjos2014сейчас
- Pape Habib Sow2014сейчас
- Aníbal Capela2015сейчас
Filip Krovinović2015сейчас- Hélder Guedes2015сейчас
Héldon Ramos2015сейчас- Joris Kayembe2015сейчас
- João Novais2015сейчас
Pedro Miguel Silva Rocha2015сейчас- Pedro Paulo Alves Vieira dos Reis2015сейчас
- Philomon Baffour2022сейчас
Alípioсейчас
Bruno Telesсейчас
Daniel Ramosсейчас
Gelson Dalaсейчас- Léoсейчас
- Oliver Whyteсейчас
Toni Borevkovićсейчас- João Morais1970–1972
- António André1976–1977
- Quim1978–1984
Baltemar Brito1980–1982
José Mourinho1980–1982- Abel Miglietti1981–1982
- Alfredo Castro1981–1984
- Baltemar Brito1983–1985
- Eufemio Cabral1986–1987
- Faustino Alonso1986–1987
- Edson Gaúcho1987–1988
- Isaías Marques Soares1987–1988
- Mickey Walsh1988–1989
- Eduardo Luís1989–1990
Paulinho Santos1989–1992- Carlos Luís Brito1990–1996
- Bino1991–1992
Rui Jorge1991–1992
Tulipa1991–1992- Emmanuel Maboang1992–1995
Nikola Spasov1992–1993- Quim1992–1994
- Carlos de Oliveira Magalhães1994–1995
Jaime Pacheco1994–1995- Marcos Joaquim dos Santos1995–1998
- Joaquim Alberto Silva1997–1998
Armando Sá1998–2001- Carlos Eduardo Ventura1999–1999
- Miguelito1999–2005
- Evandro2000–2010
- José Roberto Rodrigues Mota2001–2002
Marco Silva2001–2001- Mércio José Santos da Silva2001–2003
- André Vilas Boas2002–2010
Vanderson Válter de Almeida2002–2004- Danielson Ferreira Trindade2003–2008
- Junas Naciri2003–2005
- Miguel Mora Morales2003–2010
- Paulo César Rocha Rosa2003–2005
- Delson Ferreira2004–2009
- Eric Freire Gomes2004–2006
- Ricardo Nascimento2004–2005
Saulo Rodrigues dos Santos2004–2005- Agostinho2005–2007
- Chidi Onyemah2005–2010
- Cleiton Oliveira Pinto2005–2005
Fábio Coentrão2005–2007- Ladji Keita2005–2008
- Vítor Gomes2005–2013
Darko Anić2006–2006- Fábio Faria2007–2010
- Gaspar Azevedo2007–2012
Luís Carlos Correia Pinto2007–2007
Miguel Lopes2007–2009- Pedro Júlio Marques Ribeiro2007–2008
- Rogério Matias2007–2009
- Tiago Terroso2007–2010
Ademar Aparecido Xavier Júnior2008–2008- Fernando Livramento2008–2009
- José Filipe Correia Semedo2008–2009
Sílvio Manuel Pereira2008–2010- Adriano José de Lara2009–2010
Bruno Gama2009–2011- Carlos Fernandes2009–2010
Daniel Candeias2009–2009
Edson Henrique da Silva2009–2009
Franco Parodi2009–2009- Fábio Coentrão2009–2009
Fábio Paím2009–2009- João Tomás2009–2010
- Pedro Moutinho2009–2009
- Pedro Trigueira2009–2012
- Ricardo Chaves2009–2011
- Yazalde Gomes Pinto2009–2009
- André Geraldes2010–2012
- Bruno China2010–2012
Bruno Moraes2010–2010
Cícero Semedo2010–2011- Fábio Felício2010–2011
- João Tomás2010–2013
- Júlio Regufe Alves2010–2011
Mário Felgueiras2010–2011
Nélson Oliveira2010–2010
Paulo Santos2010–2012- Renato Santos2010–2015
- Saulo Rodrigues dos Santos2010–2012
Tiago Pinto2010–2015- Yazalde Gomes Pinto2010–2012
- André Filipe Aguiar Dias2011–2014
Christian Atsu2011–2012- Huanderson2011–2012
Ivo Pinto2011–2012- Jean Sony2011–2012
- Jorge Luiz Sousa2011–2012
Kelvin Mateus de Oliveira2011–2012- Lionn2011–2011
- Marcelo dos Santos Ferreira2011–2011
- Ricardo Manuel Fernandes2011–2011
- Ricardo Pateiro2011–2013
- Éder Monteiro Fernandes2011–2013
Ahmed Hassan Mahgoub2012–2015
Alberto Rodriguez2012–2014- André Monteiro2012–2013
- Anselmo Cardoso2012–2012
Christian Neiva Afonso2012–2013
Diego Lopes2012–2013
Ederson2012–2015
Edimar Fraga2012–2013
Esmaël Gonçalves2012–2015
Fabinho2012–2015
Filipe Augusto2012–2015- Fábio Faria2012–2012
Jan Oblak2012–2013- Lionn2012–2013
- Nivaldo Batista Santana2012–2013
Tope Obadeyi2012–2013
Yonathan Del Valle2012–2014- Alhassan Wakaso2013–2014
Bebé2013–2013- Diego Lopes2013–2015
- Edimar Fraga2013–2014
- Joeano2013–2014
- Júlio Regufe Alves2013–2015
Luis Gustavo Ledes2013–2015
Roderick2013–2013- Romain Salin2013–2013
- Romain Salin2013–2014
- Ronny Carlos da Silva2013–2014
- Emmanuel Boateng2014–2015
Etien Velikonja2014–2015- Etien Velikonja2014–2014
- Hugo Ventura2014–2014
- Jefferson de Jesus Santos2014–2014
- Jonathan Ñíguez2014–2015
Marvin Zeegelaar2014–2015- Nélson Monte2014–2014
- Pedro Moreira2014–2015
Pedro Santos2014–2014- Prince-Désir Gouano2014–2015
Renan Bressan2014–2016- Rúben Tiago Rodrigues Ribeiro2014–2014
Stanislav Kritsyuk2014–2014- Sunday Abalo2014–2016
- William Jebor2014–2015
- Yonathan Del Valle2014–2015
- Edimar Fraga2015–2016
- Luwagga Kizito2015–2017
- Pape Habib Sow2015–2015
- Pedro Moreira2015–2018
- Vítor Emanuel Araújo Ferreira2015–2018
- Yazalde Gomes Pinto2015–2017
Hélder Postiga2016–2016- Kuca Miranda2016–2016
Marcão2017–2018- Fábio Coentrão2018–2019
- Vítor Emanuel Araújo Ferreira2018–2020
Mehdi Taremi2019–2020- Said Ahmed Said2019–2021
- Fábio Coentrão2020–2021
Fabrice Olinga2021–2022
Adrien Silva2024–2024- Ahmed Hassan Mahgoub2024–2025
The club competes in the Liga Portugal, the top tier of Portuguese football.
Rio Ave is named after the Ave River, which flows through Vila do Conde into the Atlantic Ocean.
In the 1981–82 season, Rio Ave achieved its joint-best league finish by placing fifth.
Биография
Formation
Rio Ave Futebol Clube, commonly known as Rio Ave, was founded in 1939 in Vila do Conde, Portugal. The club quickly earned the nickname "Rio Grande" (Big River) due to its namesake, the Ave River, which flows through the town and into the Atlantic Ocean. Over the years, Rio Ave has established itself as a prominent team in Portuguese football, competing primarily in the Liga Portugal and Liga Portugal 2.
Key Moments
The 1980s marked a significant era for Rio Ave, particularly under the management of Félix Mourinho, the father of renowned coach José Mourinho. In the 1981–82 season, the club achieved its joint-best finish by placing fifth in the league. Two years later, they reached the Taça de Portugal final but were defeated by Porto with a score of 4–1. Fast forward to the 2013–14 season, Rio Ave reached both cup finals under Nuno Espírito Santo's management, although they lost to Benfica, who were treble-winners that year. This success qualified them for their first European campaign in the 2014–15 UEFA Europa League.
In the following years, the club continued to make strides, finishing fifth in the league during the 2017–18 season and again in 2019–20, setting a new points record of 55. However, the 2020 season ended in disappointment as they faced relegation after a playoff defeat to F.C. Arouca. The club rebounded under manager Luís Freire, winning promotion as champions in the 2021–22 season.
Recent Developments
In 2023, Rio Ave's affiliated members approved the creation of a SAD (Sociedade Anónima Desportiva) and the entry of an investor, marking a new chapter in the club's history as it aims to strengthen its position in Portuguese football and beyond.
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Rio Ave was founded in 1939, soon being nicknamed Rio Grande (Big River). The side had two of its best moments in the 1980s, under the management of Félix Mourinho, father of José Mourinho: in 1981–82, the club finished in a joint-best fifth place, and two years later it reached the Taça de Portugal final, losing to Porto 4–1. In 2013–14, the club reached both cup finals under the management of Nuno Espírito Santo, but lost to treble-winners Benfica in both. This qualified them to their first European campaign, the 2014–15 UEFA Europa League. New manager Pedro Martins led them past Swedish duo IFK Göteborg and IF Elfsborg to reach the group stage, where they came last. Under Miguel Cardoso, Rio Ave came fifth in 2017–18, equalling their best finish. Two years later, with Carlos Carvalhal in charge and Iranian Mehdi Taremi the league's joint top scorer, the club equalled this position with a new points record of 55. In October 2020, the team reached the Europa League playoffs but lost at home to A.C. Milan, having conceded a penalty equaliser in the last minute of extra time and then losing 9–8 on penalties. The season, under the returning Cardoso, ended with relegation after a 5–0 aggregate defeat to F.C. Arouca in the playoffs. After relegation, Rio Ave signed 35-year-old manager Luís Freire, who won promotion as champions in 2021–22 and was rewarded with a new contract. In 2023, Rio Ave's affiliated paying members (sócios) approved the creation of a SAD and the entry of an…
- League
- Liga Portugal
- League
- Liga Portugal 2
Архив
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Идентификаторы и алиасы
Rio Ave Futebol Clube, commonly known as Rio Ave, is a Portuguese professional football club based in Vila do Conde, that competes in the Primeira Liga. The club is named after the Ave River, which flows through the town and into the Atlantic Ocean.
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