CF Fuenlabrada B

The club was founded in the 1991 as Agrupación Deportiva Las Ruedas Fuenlabrada and acquired a place in Primera Regional Madrileña. It was renamed Club de Fútbol Naranjo Fuenlabrada in the following year before changing to current name Club de Fútbol Fuenlabrada B in 1996, but ceased activities in 2004.[1]

Fuenlabrada B returned to an active status only in 2015, being registered in the Tercera de Aficionados, the lowest regional league of the Community of Madrid and eighth tier of Spanish football.[2] The club achieved three back-to-back promotions straight to Preferente de Madrid, being relegated in their first season but immediately bouncing back.[3]

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As of 21 October 2020

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  ESP Álvaro Plaza — GK  ESP Álvaro Ruvira — GK  ESP Ramón Esteban — DF  ESP Jorge Amaro — DF  ESP Álex Blanco — DF  ESP Cristian Boateng — DF  ESP Álex de Otero — DF  ESP Luis Paulo — DF  ESP Luis Peteiro — DF  ESP Mario Mateo — DF  ESP Christian Peñalvo — DF  ESP Rober Ortiz — MF  ESP Adrián Romero — MF  ESP Ángel Rodríguez

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  ESP Guti — MF  ESP Iván Ramírez — MF  ESP Juanito Díaz (on loan from Navalcarnero) — MF  ESP Juan Moreno — MF  ESP Luis Romero — MF  ESP Miller Cardona — MF  CIV Moye Koffi — FW  ALG Abdelraouf Benchaib — FW  ESP Álvaro Moreno — FW  ESP Chino — FW  VEN Echer — FW  ARM Garnik Hambardzumyan — FW  ESP Jaime Manso (on loan from Navalcarnero) — FW  ESP Miguel Ángel Muelas

• Marvin Anieboh
• Rubén Anuarbe
• Guti
• Raúl Moreno
• Luis Peteiro
• Álvaro Ruvira

• CF Fuenlabrada

• Official website (in Spanish)
• La Preferente team profile (in Spanish)