Levante UD
The Frogs of Valencia. Levante UD are one of the most characterful clubs in Spanish football — a working-class club from the north of Valencia with a passionate fanbase and a proud identity. Their sixth-place La Liga finish in 2012, which brought European football to the club for the first time, and years of top-flight football have established them as a genuine Spanish football institution.
History
Founded in 1909, Levante UD have spent significant periods in La Liga and are one of the most recognisable clubs in the Valencia Community. Their finest modern era came in the early 2010s when they competed consistently in La Liga, finishing sixth in 2012 and reaching the last 16 of the Europa League the following season.
Levante are known for their passionate, working-class fanbase and their distinctive blue and red identity. The club has faced the challenge of competing in the shadow of Valencia CF in the same city, but has always maintained a strong independent identity and a loyal support base that fills the Estadi Ciutat de València with real atmosphere.
Kit History & Colours
Blue and red — the Granotes colours worn with Valencian pride. Levante's home kit features a distinctive blue and red combination that sets them apart from their city rivals and makes them one of the most recognisable clubs in the Valencia region. Bold, proud, and unmistakably Levante.
Their kits carry the working-class identity of northern Valencia and the passion of a fanbase that has always supported the Granotes with enormous loyalty through every division.
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Facts checked: 22 October 2026.