Bogotá F.C.

This is one of the teams that has a duality in its history, having been born with the current name in 2004 when it debuted in the Colombian second division, but comes from a long history of the institution called Club El Condor which was founded in 1991 and played under three different guises: in 2000 the club was called El Condor, in 2002 Condor Real Bogota and a few years later Condor Deportivo Sur-Bogotá.

Until now the best season of Bogota FC was achieved in the first half of 2007 in the Copa Premier, after qualifying for the first time in a semifinal, with a near-perfect season with a roster mixed between experienced players and young talents like Javier Cuero.

In 2005, the team management was assumed by the company "GoGo" who provided capital to the team. During the 2010 season, played in one tournament, Bogotá accomplished a great campaign, ranking sixth in the quadrangular semifinals. After the first round lead with seven points, was eliminated after losing 2-3 at home against Deportivo Pasto and tie in the same condition 1-1 Patriotas F.C..

In March 2012 was announced that due to lack of support in Bogotá, the club may be leaving to the city of Montería in the department of Córdoba for the 2013 season. This request was granted on March 27 by the DIMAYOR. But negotiations failed and Bogotá FC decided to remain in the city.

As of 10 February 2020[1]

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

No. Position Player 2 DF Eric Valencia 5 DF Jeison Gamboa 6 MF Aldair Zárate 7 MF Cristian Mosquera 8 MF Javier Barrios 9 FW Henry Castillo 10 FW César Caicedo 11 MF Cristian Díaz 12 GK Mateo Ríos 15 DF Juan José Hurtado 16 MF Luis Felipe Pérez 19 MF Duván Viveros 21 FW Sebastián Zambrano 22 GK José Johan Silva 25 FW Felipe Caballero

No. Position Player 26 DF Yeison Suárez — GK Nicolás Vidal — DF Jhonier Alomía — DF Kelmer Hurtado — DF Haider Landázuri — DF Jesús Mosquera — DF Julián Pretel — DF Jhonny Riascos — MF Ricardo Delgado — MF Juan David González — MF Jitson Mosquera — MF Duván Palacio — FW Yair Arboleda — FW José David Lloreda

• Official website
• Dimayor page