Xerez
Full nameXerez Deportivo Fútbol Club
Nickname(s)Xerecistas
Azulinos
Efecé
Founded31 July 2014
GroundPolideportivo Ruiz-Mateos,
Jerez, Andalusia, Spain
Capacity1,220
ChairmanRafael Coca de los Reyes
ManagerJuan Carlos Gálvez
League2ª División B
2017–181st
WebsiteClub website

Xerez DFC Fútbol Sala, also called Xerez Toyota Nimauto for sponsorship reasons, is a spanish futsal team from Jerez de la Frontera, in Andalusia (Spain). The team plays in 2ª División B, holding home matches at Polideportivo Ruiz Mateos, in Jerez, with an overall 1,220-seat capacity. The team colours are usually blue shirts and socks, with white shorts.

History

Match

It was created on 31 July 2014 by the Assembly of Xerecistas.[1] It started to play in Tercera División Andaluza, in province of Seville, due to there were not enough futsal teams in province of Cádiz to form a league. Xerez Toyota Nimauto promoted to Tercera División in March 2015 after winning the league.[2] On 28 May 2015, Xerez Toyota Nimauto got the second place and promoted to 2º División B.

Seasons

Season Tier Division Place Notes
2014–15 6 Tercera Andaluza 1st promoted to 3º División directly
2015–16 4 Tercera División 2nd promoted to 2º División B
2016–17 3 Segunda División B 4th
2017-18 3 Segunda División B 1st

Current squad

Num. Nac. Name Nickname Position
1Spain Juan Luis Mulero OlivaJUANLUPortero
15Spain Manuel Pérez HerreraMANUELPortero
2Spain Jesús Algaba GarruchoJESÚSAla
3Spain Antonio Vital SolísTOMATECierre
4Spain Germán Cruz RomeroGERMÁNPivot
5Spain Manuel Partida AparicioPARTIDACierre
6Spain Cristian Castillo SánchezCRISTIANAla
7Spain Mario Santiago PedrejónMARIOAla
8Spain Raúl Carrillo RomeroRAÚLPívot
9Spain Samuel Rodríguez PereiraSAMUELITOAla
10Spain Francisco Atienza GilPAQUITOAla
11Spain Antonio de la Flor HerreraANTOÑITOPivot
12Spain Christian Delgado ChamorroCHRISTIANAla
16Spain Juan Moreno LebreroJUANPivot

Coach: Spain Juan Carlos Gálvez

Presidents

President Years
Spain Jose Ravelo31 July 2014 – 20 June 2017
Spain Rafael Coca20 June 2017 – 20 June 2021

Coaches

Coach Years
Spain Sergio Barroso2014 – 2017
Spain Juan Carlos Gálvez2017 – Currently

See also

References

  1. Una asamblea general y sin sobresaltos; Andalucia Información, 2 August 2014 (in Spanish)
  2. El Xerez Toyota Nimauto se proclama campeón de la categoría Archived March 8, 2016, at the Wayback Machine; Jerez News, 16 March 2015 (in Spanish)
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