Atlético Tordesillas

Third Federation, Group 8, is where Atlético Tordesillas sit this season after winning the group outright in 2025/26. There is no cup pedigree behind it and no history in Segunda B to draw on; the club has spent most of its life moving between regional divisions.

The team plays out of the Estadio Municipal de Las Salinas, a 3,500-capacity ground in Tordesillas, in the province of Valladolid. Rivalry in the group runs against CD Laguna de Duero.

Real Valladolid took the club on as a feeder side in August 2020, supplying players and staff while Tordesillas kept its own badge, kit and board. The arrangement lasted less than a year: Valladolid's relegation from La Liga strained its finances, and the agreement was cancelled on 22 June 2021. Tordesillas has run independently since.

What the club has kept up, through all of that, is the Trofeo Diputación — six wins in the competition, with 2025 and 2026 forming a third straight title. It is a provincial trophy rather than a national one.

The current side traces back to a merger in 1969, when Club Duero CF and Club Gimnástica Tordesillana, two town teams with separate histories going back to 1932 and 1950, were brought together. The town's mayor at the time, Teodoro Rodríguez López, pushed the two clubs into one, and a local doctor, Miguel Ángel Villa Ramírez, took over as its first president.