Reddis

Reddis go into this season in the Segunda División RFEF, Spain's fourth tier.

The current shape of the club dates only to 2022. When CF Reus Deportiu collapsed that year, the old CF Reddis merged with Fundació Futbol Base Reus, took the name Reus Futbol Club Reddis, swapped its traditional white and blue for red and black, and moved into the Estadi Municipal de Reus, a 4,700-seat ground built in 1977. The badge and colours changed; the promotions that followed came fast enough.

The club itself goes back to 1922, formed from a merger of two youth groupings, Unió Esportiva and Català, under the name FC Catalunya. It changed identity more than once before settling as Club de Futbol Reddis in August 1941, a name it carried for decades while playing out most of its history in Catalonia's regional leagues, well below the national pyramid.

That changed quickly once the 2022 reorganisation took hold. Reddis won Segona Catalana in 2021/22, then Primera Catalana Group 3 the following season, a result that put them into the Tercera Federación for the first time. Segunda Federación followed in 2025.