Girona FC - all about Spanish football club

Founded - 25 July 1930

Location - Girona, Catalonia, Spain

Home arena - Stadium "Estadi Municipal de Montilivi", capacity 14,624 spectators, built in 1970.

Official website - gironafc.cat

Montilivi stadium. By Jmsolerb - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=74959184

Best results in competitions

1933/1934, 1947/1948, 1954/1955, 1988/1989, 2005/2006 - Champion in Division C (Tercera)

2007/2008 - Champion in Division B (Segunda)

2019 - Winner of the Catalan Super Cup (Supercopa de Catalunya)

2023/2024 - 3rd place in Division A (La Liga)

2023/2024 - Qualification for the main stage of the UEFA Champions League

Brief history

Girona Football Club was founded on July 25, 1930 in the Norat café, replacing the UE Girona club. The new team played its first match against Colonia Artigas in Division B of the Catalan championship.
In 1934, Girona played for the first time in the Spanish Championship (Division B).
In the 1958/59 season, the team was relegated from Division B and for the next 50 years played in the third, fourth division and even in the regional championship, returning to Segunda only in 2008.
In 2017, Girona finished second in Division B and reached La Liga for the first time, but only lasted two seasons there, managing, however, to beat Real Madrid.
In 2022, Girona finished sixth in Segunda and were promoted to the First Division following the playoffs.
The following season, the team took 10th place, and in 2024 sensationally won the bronze medals, earning a ticket to the UEFA Champions League.