Club Information
Club History
Girona FC were founded in 1930 in the Catalan city of Girona and spent the vast majority of their history in Spain's lower divisions. The club's modern transformation came through the investment of the City Football Group (Manchester City's owners) and Pere Guardiola, brother of Pep. In the 2023-24 season, Girona sensationally finished third in La Liga and qualified for the Champions League for the first time in their history, playing some of the most attractive football in Europe under manager Michel.
Trophy Cabinet
- Segunda Division: 1 (2017)
- No major trophies
Did You Know?
- Girona's third-place La Liga finish in 2023-24 was one of the greatest surprise stories in Spanish football
- The club is partly owned by the City Football Group who also own Manchester City
- Montilivi is one of the smallest stadiums ever to host Champions League football at just 14,286 capacity
- Michel's tactical innovations made Girona the highest-scoring team in La Liga in 2023-24
- Pere Guardiola brother of Pep is a key figure in the club's ownership structure
- Girona spent 87 years without playing in the top flight before their first promotion in 2017
- The club is based in one of Catalonia's most beautiful medieval cities