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The end of an era. The 2004–05 season brought the first tangible evidence that the Super Dépor project was unwinding. Key players were departing or ageing, the financial model that…

After 34 years in the wilderness — oscillating between the Primera and Segunda División — Deportivo de La Coruña returned to Spain's top flight in 1991–92 under manager Arsenio Iglesias.…

The second season of the Arsenio Iglesias era produced Deportivo's best La Liga finish since the 1940s: third place, achieved with a brand of football that was becoming the most…

The 1993–94 season saw Deportivo de La Coruña consolidate their position as one of La Liga's genuine elite sides under Arsenio Iglesias. European football was now a regular fixture in…

The greatest season in Deportivo de La Coruña's history to that point — and the launch pad for everything that followed. Under Arsenio Iglesias, Deportivo finished runners-up in La Liga…

The 1995–96 season marked the transition between Arsenio Iglesias's era and the beginning of Javier Irureta's reign — and produced one of the club's finest European campaigns. Deportivo reached the…

Javier Irureta's first full season in charge saw Deportivo de La Coruña cement their status as a regular top-four La Liga side. The squad was evolving rapidly — the Moroccan…

The 1997–98 season saw Djalminha reach his peak as one of the most creative players in European football. The Brazilian's combination of technical virtuosity, long-range shooting, and vision made him…

Another deep European run — Deportivo de La Coruña reached the UEFA Cup semi-finals for the second time in four years, losing narrowly to Lazio. The season further cemented the…

The season that defined Deportivo de La Coruña's entire history. Under Javier Irureta, with a squad of extraordinary collective quality, Deportivo won their first — and still only — La…

As defending champions, Deportivo de La Coruña began the 2000–01 season with the added demands of Champions League group stage football — their first appearance at the sport's elite club…

The 2001–02 season produced Deportivo de La Coruña's finest overall campaign — arguably the most complete season by any Spanish club that year. Runners-up in La Liga with 70 points,…

Despite the departure of several key figures from the squad, Deportivo de La Coruña produced another exceptional European campaign in 2002–03. The Champions League quarter-finals were reached, with Deportivo defeating…

The season of the Miracle of Riazor. Deportivo de La Coruña produced the greatest result in their European history — and one of the greatest upsets in Champions League history…

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