About CA Osasuna

CA Osasuna is a Spanish football club based in Pamplona, Navarre, founded on 24 October 1920 after the merger of two local clubs. The club’s name “Osasuna” comes from the Basque word meaning “health” or “strength,” reflecting the identity and spirit of the region. Osasuna is one of the few member-owned professional clubs in Spain and plays its home matches at the Estadio El Sadar, which has become an important symbol of the team’s identity.

Throughout its history, Osasuna has mostly moved between La Liga and the Segunda División, but it has had several notable periods in the top flight. The club first reached La Liga in the 1930s and has since become known for its resilience and ability to compete against stronger and more financially powerful teams. One of its best historical league finishes came in 1990–91, when it achieved fourth place in La Liga, marking a peak in its domestic performance.

In cup and European competitions, Osasuna has also achieved important milestones, including reaching the Copa del Rey final in 2005 and another final appearance in 2023. The club has participated in European tournaments on several occasions, reaching stages such as the UEFA Cup third round and earlier knockout phases of continental competitions. Despite not winning major national trophies, Osasuna remains a respected La Liga club known for its strong identity, passionate fanbase, and consistent competitiveness.