Barcelona Sporting Club

Barcelona Sporting Club is a 1925 Spanish emigrants established football club in the Ecuadorian city of Guayaquil. The club was founded on 1 May 1925 by immigrants from Catalonia and named after the FC Barcelona. Barcelona SC plays yellow, black and red in color, with yellow and red are originally from the flag of Catalonia and the coat of arms of its capital Barcelona and formed from 1927 to 1960, the only jersey colors. With 13 titles, the club 's most successful club in Ecuador. The game is played in the stadium " Estadio Monumental Isidro Romero Carbo ", which can accommodate 85,000 spectators. Since January 2007, it bears the name of advertising " Estadio Banco de Pichincha ." With nearly 100,000 registered members Barcelona SC is one of the biggest football clubs in the world.

Achievements

  • Ecuadorian Championship ( 14): 1960, 1963, 1966, 1970, 1971, 1980, 1981, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1995, 1997 and 2012.
  • Finalist Copa Libertadores ( 2): 1990, 1998
  • Guayaquil Super Cup ( 5): 1963, 1970, 1976, 1991, 1995
  • Copa Asoguayas ( 1): 2006

Well-known former players

  • Ecuador Nicolás Asencio
  • Colombia Antony de Ávila
  • Bolivia Julio César Baldivieso
  • Spain Juan Manuel Bazurco
  • Ecuador Enrique Cantos
  • Ecuador Gilson Da Souza
  • Ecuador Clímaco Cañarte
  • Ecuador Luis Capurro
  • Ecuador José Francisco Cevallos sr.
  • Ecuador Sigfredo Agapito Chuchuca
  • Ecuador Helio Cruz
  • Ecuador Ulises de la Cruz
  • Marco Etcheverry of Bolivia
  • Brazil Víctor Ephanor
  • Ecuador José Gavica
  • Ecuador Fricson George
  • Argentina Ecuador Ariel Graziani
  • Ecuador Eduardo Hurtado
  • Iván Hurtado Ecuador
  • Argentina Rubén Dario Insúa
  • Ecuador Jimmy Izquierdo
  • Ecuador Iván Kaviedes
  • Ecuador Vicente Lecaro
  • Peru Pedro Pablo León
  • Brazil Luís Carlos Machado ( Escurinho )
  • Ecuador Luciano Macías
  • Ecuador Juan Madruñero
  • Ecuador Heraclides Marín
  • Ecuador Jimmy Montanero
  • Argentina Pedro Monzón
  • Ecuador Carlos Luis Morales
  • Argentina Alejandro Alfaro Moreno
  • Ecuador Carlos Muñoz
  • Ecuador Washington Muñoz
  • Brazil José Paes
  • Brazil Janio Pinto
  • Ecuador Enrique Raymondi
  • Brazil Marcos José Rodriguez de Lucena ( Magu )
  • Ecuador Holger Quinonez
  • Uruguay Mario Saralegui
  • Colombia Elkin Soto
  • Ecuador Alberto Spencer
  • Ecuador Byron Tenorio
  • Argentina Marcelo Trobbiani
  • Ecuador Manuel Uquillas
  • Ecuador Galo Vasquez
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