Atlético Málaga was the first women’s club founded in Andalucía, in 1992. During its 23 years of history, the team has spent 15 seasons in the First Division, providing a dozen footballers to play for Spain. Their most successful year was 1998 when they won the triple; Spanish League champions, the Copa de la Reina and Spain’s SuperCup; the first football team to do so. They were also named runners-up in the Copa de la Reina in 1997, and achieved First Division promotion three times.
Currently, MCF female team has three teams in competition; one in the senior category competing in Group 4 of the Spanish Second Division; and a reserve team in the Cadete category, competing in Group 3 of the 4th masculine Andaluza Cadete division in Málaga. Up to 10 players currently in MCF female team are regularly called-up by the Andalucían Federation. The last time the Blue and Whites were in the First Division was in 2010/11.
Actually, Hamyan Al Thani, CEO of Málaga CF Academy, is the president of Málaga CF Female.
MCF / COMPETITION 2017/18
MCF / SQUAD 2017/18
Ayala: “The team is excited and only focused on winning”
Coach of Málaga CF Femenino’s reserve team, José Antonio Martínez ‘Ayala’ speaks to MCF’s media about the final that could lead the Malaguista squad to the Second Division.
Susana Díaz pays tribute to Málaga Femenino for their promotion
The President of the Junta de Andalucía welcomed a representation of the Malaguista squad and part of the coaching team in the delegation of the Andalusian government in Málaga.
Málaga Femenino’s reserve team, one step away from the objective
The Malaguista squad achieved a passport to the final of the promotion playoffs to the Women’s Second Division, after defeating Real Betis Féminas ‘B’ on penalties.