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Founded in 1909, Levante are one of Valencia's two major football clubs and trace their identity to the city's maritime districts. Supporters are known as Granotas, the Valencian word for frogs, a nickname inherited through the club's historical connection with Gimnastico. Levante play at the Estadi Ciutat de Valencia, opened in 1969 and long associated with the blue-and-claret side's popular, neighbourhood-based support.
Levante's honours include the 1937 Copa de la Espana Libre, officially recognised by the Spanish federation in 2023, and three Segunda Division titles. Their sixth-place La Liga finish in 2011-12 led to a run to the last 16 of the following UEFA Europa League. The experienced, disciplined side coached by Juan Ignacio Martinez embodied the compact defending and counter-attacking approach associated with that landmark period.
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Club profile maintained by Oddsivio · sourced from official club records.
The club's Bunol training complex supports an academy that recruits across the Valencian Community. Levante's fiercest rivalry is with Valencia CF, and meetings between the city's leading clubs are known as the Derbi del Turia or Valencia derby. Vicente Latorre, whose long service spanned several divisions, and Sergio Ballesteros, captain during the club's European breakthrough, are enduring figures in Granota history.
On this page you can follow Levante's fixtures, results, squad, team and player stats, match analysis and video highlights.
Levante are 17th in the La Liga 2026 season with 5 points from 6 games (1W 2D 3L). They have won 1 of their last 5.
Brugui is Levante's top scorer this season with 3 goals.
Levante vs Sevilla — La Liga, 12 Oct 2026