Murciélagos F.C.

Founded in 2008 and with headquarters in Sinaloa's "Region of the Évora", Murciélagos is property of Grupo Faharo. Murciélagos FC broadcast their live games every Friday Nights at 10:00pm central time in Mexico on the most interactive page of Internet of Mexican football 2 of Sinaloa are transmitted also by television opened by the channel.

On January 23, 2010 Murciélagos made history for being the first team in the world to allow its fans to vote through the Web for their starting line up, supported by FIFA. The game was won by Murciélagos 1–0 to Vaqueros de Tepic of the premier league of the second division supervised by Juan Manuel Romo being the first coach that made history with this novel system and, at the same time, having the largest number of auxiliary technical personnel in the world. In the electronic football called Juan Manuel Navarro was the first player that entered to the field under this novel method replacing Sergio Mejia in the change.

The club was originally based in Guamúchil, Sinaloa, but relocated to Los Mochis when it was announced on June 7, 2015, that they would participate in the second division, the Ascenso MX, after they bought the Irapuato franchise.

Murciélagos FC play their home matches at the Estadio Centenario in Los Mochis, Sinaloa. The stadium capacity is 11,134 people. Its owned by Ayuntamiento de Ahome, and its surface is covered by natural grass. The stadium was opened in early 2003.

As of January 19, 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 1 GK Erik Fraire 2 DF Rogelio Soto 3 DF Kevin Ramírez (on loan from Guadalajara) 4 MF José Peraza (on loan from Morelia) 5 DF Johan Mendívil 6 DF Gustavo Corona (on loan from Guadalajara) 7 MF José Peralta (on loan from Guadalajara) 8 MF Diego Mendoza 11 MF Luis Castillo 12 MF Mario Rodríguez 13 GK Víctor Daniel Soto 15 DF Derian Domínguez 16 DF Fabián Figueroa 17 MF Samuel Barreras

No. Position Player 18 DF Brayan Rubio 19 MF Marco Veliz 20 MF José Rochin 21 DF Juan Mendoza 22 DF Mario Quezada 23 MF José Contreras 24 MF Abdiel Peraza (on loan from Guadalajara) 30 GK Pedro Olguín 32 DF Edgar Zatarain (on loan from Morelia) 33 FW Christian Montero (on loan from Sinaloa) 40 MF Jorge Rubio 43 MF Jonathan Mendoza 44 DF Osvan Castillo

• Manuel Romo (April 2009–March 10)
• Manuel Flores (March 2010–July 11)
• Lorenzo López (July 2011–July 12)
• Rubén "Ratón" Ayala (July 2012–Nov 12)
• Roberto Sandoval (Nov 2012–Feb 13)
• Lorenzo López (2nd Term; Feb 2013–Sept 13)
• Cesilio de los Santos (2013–14)
• Roberto Castro (2014–15)
• Lorenzo López (3rd Term; June 2015–16)
• Jorge Manrique (2016)
• Adolfo Garcia (2016)
• Aldo Da Pozzo (2016–2017)
• Marco Antonio Figueroa (2017)
• Luis Mendoza (2017)
• Óscar Gil (2017–)

• Football in Mexico

• Official website (in Spanish)