FC Almiaro

Almiaro

Full name	Football Club Almiaro
Nickname(s)	Vermillionor (Red-Gold)
Short name	FCA
Founded	4 August 1912 (4 August 1912)
Ground	Stade de la Sute
Capacity	67,703
Chairman	Giancarlo Capriglione
Manager	Gilberto Venâncio
League	Liga Premiére
2018–19	Liga Premiére, 2nd
Home colours Away colours Third colours

FC Almiaro is a professional association football club based in Almiaro, Midrasia. The club currently competes in Liga Premiére, the highest tier of Midrasian football. The club has won a number of trophies including 18 domestic league titles, 12 Super Cups, 5 Asuran Cups and one Champions cup.

Founded in 1912, Almiaro quickly became one of the most potent forces in Midrasian football, regularly challenging for league titles throughout the team's history. The team is seen as one of the two grandees of Midrasian football, along with Olympique de Lotrique, having dominated the top tier of Midrasian football for much of the modern age. Almiaro has never been relegated from the highest tier of the Midrasian league system since they joined Liga 1 back in 1921, being one of only 3 teams to do so, along with FC Mydroll and Vaelleniana.

The team's home stadium is the Stade de la Sute, which holds a capacity of 67,703 making it one of the largest football stadiums in the country, and the largest outside the capital of Lotrič. The club has a considerable domestic following, mostly coming from the city of Almiaro and the surrounding province of Riviera. Additionally, the club has a major international following, particularly in Ardaima, Bevenia and Ostry, owing to the club's international dominance and its acquisition of key foreign talent. The club is valued at around Đ3.2 billion, putting it in the top 5 most valuable football teams in Aeia.

Almiaro has several domestic and international rivalries, the most notable being the Rivieran derby against FC Benedormo and la Classique against Olympique de Lotrique. Internationally, Almiaro has notable rivalries with Høulding SK from Navack and Port Rikhdin KS from Carcossica.

Players

Current Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under international eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one nationality.

No. Position Player 1 GK Tihomir Havad (captain) 2 DF Mateo Loapa 3 DF Edmond Cartee 5 DF Robertas Mauvačys 6 MF Yuri Zenett 7 MF Patrice Crozier 8 MF Christer Brevig 9 FW Nikódem Nesz 10 FW Simone Qualquart 11 FW João Paol Fiore 12 GK Vodingo Mini 14 Template:Country data New Timeria DF Yoshigahara Katzumi 15 MF Carl Jepsen 17 MF Gandý Araújo 18 FW Ilyapa 19 FW Philip Pelzer

No. Position Player 20 DF Nemo Vasilios 21 DF Zèfir Pujal 22 DF Caio Coscia 23 MF Enzo Gaudin 24 REDIRECT Template:Country data Leidense Republic MF Dirk Alink 25 Template:Country data Uwhistan GK Semir Stanić 26 FW Kari Räikkönen 27 FW Emili Lizana 31 FW Raúl Coutinho 32 MF Haraldas Utanivas 35 MF Eleftherios Stathakis 37 DF Baptiste Beaulieu 38 DF Charles Baudin 40 DF Marc Baugé 41 MF Xavier Emmanuelli 42 MF Khudus Khalkhan

Out on loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under international eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one nationality.

No. Position Player — MF Jacques Chapuis (at FC Belvedere until 30 June 2019)

Reserve Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under international eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one nationality.

No. Position Player GK Brewalan Kervinio GK Matthias Boutet DF Giobbe Cola DF Ferran Triado Template:Country data Carcossica DF Lorens Vefenen DF Christiano Rotas Template:Country data Hipasia DF Yona ben Perach DF Armel Bourbeau DF Soccorso Razzano

No. Position Player MF Marjanu Azzarello Template:Country data Ardaimak MF Fernando Filippi MF Raymond Besnard MF Pippo Ales MF Settimo Parco MF Luis Rodríguez MF Luc Prada FW Elogio Arcara FW Robert Harris