Atlético Madrid B

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Atlético Madrid B
Full name	Club Atlético de Madrid B
Founded	1963 (as Reyfra Atlético Club)
Ground	Nuevo Cerro del Espino, Majadahonda, Madrid Spain (Capacity 3865)
Chairman	Luiz Edmundo Pereira
Head Coach	Abraham García
League	2ªB - Group 1
2007-08	2ªB - Group 1, 10th
Home colours 　 Away colours

Atletico Madrid B is a Spanish football club that currently plays in the Segunda División B. They are the reserve team of Atlético Madrid. They play their home games at the Nuevo Cerro del Espino.

Contents 1 History 2 Current squad 2007-08 3 Famous players 4 Honors 4.1 Atlético Madrileño 4.2 Atlético Madrid B 5 External links

[edit] History

The club was founded in 1963 as Reyfra Atlético Club. In 1970, the club absorbed Aviaco Madrileño CF, which was established in 1967 when Madrileño CF (1956-67) and AD Aviaco (19xx-67) merged, became affiliated with Atlético Madrid and changed its name to Atlético Madrileño Club de Fútbol. In 1991, the name changed to the current Atlético Madrid B.

[edit] Current squad 2007-08

• U-23 players (minimum of six)

No. Position Player GK Ángel Bernabé GK Mario DF Fernando de Abreu DF Aitor Núñez DF César DF David Fernández DF Kevin Debris DF Kily DF Raúl Llorente DF Francisco Regalón MF Aitor Monroy MF Alex Quillo MF Roberto Batres

No. Position Player MF Roberto Casabella MF Joshua MF Juanje MF Nacho Camacho MF Aritz Solabarrieta MF Philip Spiegelberg FW Axel FW Didi FW Popo FW Borja Rubiato FW Rubén Ramos FW Sadick Adams

[edit] Famous players

Javier Maiorani Matías Cenci Martín Tártara Esteban Quintas Javier Pinola Fernando Moner Marcelo Cardozo Cristian Díaz Federico Azcárate Maxi Teixeira Gilson Pires Genivaldo Marçal Devanir King Ivan Rocha Vinícius Calamari Jean Dika Daniel Ngom Kome Guy Ipoua Jiri Rosický Frantz Bertin Abass Lawal Gabriel González Diego Ferreira Luís Filipe João Pinto Marco Ferreira

Limamou Mbengue Veljko Paunovic Zvonimir Vukić Đorđe Tomić Quinton Fortune Abel Resino Antonio López Quique Ramos Francisco Molinero José Ignacio Zahinos Gabi Iván Cuéllar Javier Casquero Quique Estebaranz Rubén Baraja Luis García Raúl Medina Víctor Bravo Pollo Ignacio Camacho Domingo Cisma Mané Óscar Sánchez Roberto Marina Roberto Solozábal

Tomás Reñones Juanma López Toni Muñoz Cidoncha Paulino Ricardo Chema Yordi Santiago Ezquerro Ramón González Luis Tevenet José Juan Luque Pablo Sicilia Ismael Falcón Mario Mata Roberto Jiménez Fernando Marqués Rufino Segovia Juanma Ortiz Diego Rivas Maheta Molango Pablo García Eduardo Belza Marcelo Saralegui

[edit] Honors

[edit] Atlético Madrileño

• Copa de la Liga: 1
  • 1982-83 Copa de la Liga de Segunda División

• Segunda División B: 1
  • 1988-89

[edit] Atlético Madrid B

• Segunda División B: 2
  • 2000-01, 2003-04

[edit] External links

• Atlético Madrid B Official website

Segunda División B - Group 1 • 2008/09 clubs v • d • e

Alcorcón • Atlético B • Castilla • Celta B • Deportivo B • Fuerteventura Lanzarote • Leganés • Lugo • Marino • P. Playas • Pontevedra • R. Vallecano Univ. Las Palmas • Vecindario • V.S. Brígida

Tercera División - Group 7 • 2007/08 clubs v • d • e

Alcalá • Atl. Madrid C • Atl. Pinto • Ciempozuelos • C. Villalba • Getafe B • Humanes • Las Rozas • Móstoles • Navalcarnero • Parla • P. Bonita • R. Mahadahonda • Rayo Vallecano B • P. Alarcón • Real Madrid C • San Fernando • S. Alcobendas • Torrejón • U. Adarve • V. Odón •