Unofficial Fan Resource Since 2008
Deportivo de La Coruña — Legends, History & Spanish Football
Your independent guide to Dépor’s glorious past, Super Dépor legends, Estadio Riazor, and the wider world of Spanish football.
Super Dépor Era 1991–2004
The Legends of Dépor
From Djalminha’s magic to Valerón’s creativity — meet the players who built the most successful era in Deportivo’s history.
Defender · Spanish
Manuel Pablo
At Deportivo: 1996–2011
365Apps
6Goals
Midfielder · Spanish
Juan Carlos Valerón
At Deportivo: 2000–2013
295Apps
47Goals
Midfielder · Brazilian (naturalised Spanish)
Mauro Silva
At Deportivo: 1994–2004
260Apps
6Goals
Defender · Moroccan
Noureddine Naybet
At Deportivo: 1996–2004
220Apps
10Goals
Midfielder · Brazilian
Djalminha
At Deportivo: 1997–2004
195Apps
31Goals
Midfielder · Brazilian
Flávio Conceição
At Deportivo: 1997–2002
152Apps
16Goals
Forward · Spanish
Diego Tristán
At Deportivo: 1999–2004
145Apps
82Goals
Defender · Argentine
Lionel Scaloni
At Deportivo: 1999–2005
145Apps
5Goals
Over 115 Years of History
Club History & Achievements
Club History
Deportivo de La Coruña: The Full Story
From the founding in 1906 to the Champions League semi-finals — the complete history of one of Spain’s most storied clubs.
Era
The Super Dépor Era (1991–2004)
How Arsenio Iglesias and Javier Irureta transformed a struggling side into La Liga champions and European giant-killers.
Trophy
The Copa del Rey 1995
Dépor’s first major trophy — a historic victory that launched the club’s golden era. Bebeto’s goals, the Riazor roar, and the celebrations.
La Liga Title
The 1999–2000 La Liga Championship
The season Dépor ended Real Madrid and Barcelona’s dominance. A campaign that still resonates with football fans worldwide.
Honours
Deportivo’s Trophy Cabinet
La Liga, Copa del Rey, Supercopa de España, and European adventures — every trophy and near-miss in Dépor’s history.
Records
Season-by-Season Records
Every campaign from 1929 to the present — final positions, points, top scorers, and memorable moments.
Opened 1944 · A Coruña, Galicia
Estadio Riazor
One of Spain’s most iconic football grounds, with the Atlantic Ocean visible from the stands. Capacity 32,912. Home of Deportivo since 1944.
Explore the Stadium →🏟️
Spanish Football
La Liga Stadiums
From the Santiago Bernabéu to El Madrigal — explore the grounds of Spanish football.
Galicia, Spain
Explore A Coruña
The city that gave Dépor its soul — from the Tower of Hercules to the Atlantic seafront.