Real Zaragoza
One of Spanish football's sleeping giants. Real Zaragoza have six Copa del Rey titles and a European trophy to their name, yet have spent recent years in La Liga 2. The Blanquillos have a proud history, a passionate Aragonese fanbase, and the quality to return to where they belong.
History
Founded in 1932, Real Zaragoza spent much of the 20th century as a La Liga regular and won six Copa del Rey titles, making them one of Spain's most decorated cup sides. Their greatest European moment came in 1995 when they won the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, defeating Arsenal 2–1 in the final in Paris with a stunning last-minute winner from Nayim — one of the most famous goals in European football history.
Zaragoza have struggled to maintain top-flight status in recent decades but retain a passionate fanbase in Aragon and a proud identity. Their new Estadio La Romareda is being developed to provide a modern home worthy of the club's ambitions, and the push for promotion back to La Liga remains the driving force at the club.
Kit History & Colours
White and blue — the Blanquillos colours worn with Aragonese pride. Real Zaragoza's home kit is clean and classic, built around a white shirt that has been worn by some of Spanish football's most celebrated players. Simple, proud, and unmistakably Zaragoza.
Their kits carry the legacy of six Copa del Rey triumphs and a European trophy, and the white of Zaragoza is a colour that resonates with fans who remember the club's finest hours on the biggest stages.