Atlético Madrid C

Atlético Madrid C

Full name	Club Atlético de Madrid C
Founded	1972 (as CP Amorós)
Dissolved	2015
Ground	Cerro del Espino, Majadahonda, Madrid Spain
Capacity	3,865
Chairman	Veremundo Mariblanca
Manager	Óscar Mena
League	3ª Group 7
2014–15	3ª Group 7, 13th (relegated)
Home colours Away colours

Atletico Madrid C was a Spanish football club that played in the Tercera División and played their home games at the Nuevo Cerro del Espino. They were the second reserve team of Atlético Madrid.

History

Club Names

Atlético Madrileño (1972–1987) CP Amorós (1987–2000) Atlético Aviación (2000–2005) Atlético de Madrid C (2005–2015)

CP Amorós old logo

Last squad before dissolving

As of 1 December 2015^[1]

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

No. Position Player GK Álvaro Pérez (now unattached) GK Santi Canedo (now at Sevilla C) DF Fran Manzanara (no longer playing football) DF Álex Jiménez (now at CD Móstoles) DF Alberto Villapalos (now at Sevilla C) DF Alejandro Gómez (now at unknown) DF Sergio González (now at Majadahonda on loan from Atlético B) MF Nacho Sáinz (now at AD Alcorcón B)

No. Position Player MF Rubén Lobato (now at CD Lealtad on loan from Atlético B) MF Marko Alvir (now at NK Domžale) MF Jesús María (now at unknown) MF Sergio Mármol (now at unknown) FW Carlos Tirado (now at CA Pinto) FW Leandro Martínez (now at Sestao River Club FW José Manuel (now at unknown) FW Mario Jelavic (now at Åtvidabergs FF FW Dembakwi Yomba (still at Atlético)

Former players

• Saeid Ezatolahi
• Roberto Casabella
• Nader Matar
• David Cubillo
• Iván Cuellar Sacristán
• Joel Robles
• Jorge Pulido
• Pedro Martín
• Kader Oueslati

References

External links

• Atlético de Madrid Official website
• Futbolme team profile (in Spanish)