About FC Lusitanos

FC Lusitanos was a football club based in Andorra la Vella, Andorra, founded in 1999 by Portuguese immigrants. The club had a strong Portuguese identity, reflected in its name, crest, and squad composition, as many players and staff came from Portugal or Portuguese communities in Andorra. It competed in the Andorran football league system, starting in the Segona Divisió before quickly reaching the top tier, the Primera Divisió.

The club experienced its most successful period in the early 2010s. FC Lusitanos won the Primera Divisió twice, in the 2011–12 and 2012–13 seasons, establishing itself as one of the strongest teams in Andorra at the time. It also won domestic trophies such as the Copa Constitució and the Supercopa Andorrana, and regularly qualified for UEFA competitions, including Champions League and Europa League qualifying rounds.

In European competitions, however, the club struggled against stronger opposition and often exited in the early qualifying rounds. After a decline in later years, FC Lusitanos faced financial and sporting difficulties, and the club was ultimately dissolved in 2020. Despite its disappearance, it remains an important part of Andorran football history due to its league titles and contribution to the development of the sport in the country.