Granada CF is a Spanish football club from the city of Granada, Andalusia, currently playing in the Segunda División, the second tier of the Spanish league system. Their home is the picturesque Estadio Nuevo Los Cármenes. Founded in 1931, the club's iconic colors are red and white, and it has been under the ownership of Chinese group Desport in recent years, with various managers taking the helm. The club's name and crest are deeply tied to the city's famous Alhambra palace. Granada has a history of yo-yoing between the top two divisions, with its most memorable spells in La Liga occurring in the 1970s and more recently in the 2010s. A key modern era began with promotion to La Liga in 2011, leading to a remarkable sixth-place finish in 2012 and qualification for the UEFA Europa League, with stars like striker Youssef El-Arabi becoming club legends. After a brief relegation, they returned to establish themselves as a solid top-flight side for much of the past decade, even reaching the Copa del Rey semi-finals in 2020. Recent seasons have seen a struggle for consistency, resulting in their current Segunda status as they aim for an immediate return. The fans, known as 'Nazaríes', are fervently supportive, filling Los Cármenes with a vibrant and passionate atmosphere. Granada CF is a club of resilience, known for its dramatic promotions and its ability to compete with Spain's elite on its day.