In the bustling football city of Valencia, Levante has quietly carved out its own enduring identity since its founding in 1909. Often seen as the other club in a city dominated by a more prominent neighbour, Levante has a rich history that speaks to resilience and a deep connection to its local community.

The Granotas, as they are affectionately known, have spent much of their existence battling in Spain’s various divisions, experiencing the highs of top-flight football and the challenges of the lower leagues. Their home, the Estadio Ciudad de Valencia, with a capacity of over 25,000, has witnessed countless hard-fought matches, embodying the club’s never-say-die spirit.

Levante’s story is one of consistent presence within the Spanish football landscape, a testament to its dedicated fanbase and its determined approach. The club continues to represent a unique and proud facet of Valencian football, always striving to compete and make its mark.