About CD Castellón

CD Castellón is a Spanish football club based in Castellón de la Plana, in the Valencian Community. It was founded in 1922 after the growth of several earlier football initiatives in the city during the 1910s, when the sport was becoming increasingly popular in the region. The club was officially established as Club Deportivo Castellón and quickly became the main representative team of the city. It plays its home matches at the Nou Estadi Castalia, which has been its historic stadium and a key symbol of its identity.

Throughout its history, Castellón has spent many seasons moving between Spain’s different divisions, including spells in La Liga and the Segunda División. In the early decades after its foundation, the club consolidated itself as a competitive side in Spanish football and later returned to national prominence after periods of decline and restructuring. It has experienced both promotions and relegations across its history, reflecting a pattern common among traditional regional clubs in Spain that oscillate between divisions.

In modern times, CD Castellón has continued to rebuild its competitive status, working its way back into the professional tiers of Spanish football after periods in lower divisions. The club has maintained a strong local following and a clear regional identity, with ambitions of stabilizing itself in the higher levels of the Spanish league system. Despite financial and sporting fluctuations over time, it remains an important historic club in the Valencian Community and a recognizable name in Spanish football.