Sports clubs · San Juan de Aznalfarache, Sevilla, Spain

Club Deportivo El Regate

A youth football club founded in 2013 in San Juan de Aznalfarache, Seville, advertising a no-fee model and teams from early-years to cadet level.

About Club Deportivo El Regate

What Club Deportivo El Regate is

Club Deportivo El Regate is a youth football organization in San Juan de Aznalfarache, Seville. Founded in 2013, it says its teams compete through the Real Federación Andaluza de Fútbol and the Mancomunidad de Municipios del Aljarafe league.

The advertised no-fee model

The club’s defining claim is that children can play competitive football without participation fees. It says more than 250 boys and girls took part free of charge during the 2025–26 season. Families should still confirm whether federation registration, kit, travel, insurance or other costs apply in 2026–27.

Results and player progression

  • The club claims ten titles over six years and championships in every seven-a-side or eleven-a-side category in which it entered a team
  • It says more than 20 players have moved to Sevilla FC or Real Betis Balompié in recent years
  • The Benjamín A team is described as champion in 2024, 2025 and 2026
  • The Alevín A team is reported to have won its Real Federación Andaluza league in the preceding season
  • The Infantil team is reported to have won its league in its second year

Age groups for 2026–27

The club sets out seven-a-side and eleven-a-side pathways by year of birth:

  • Early-years group, 2021–23: movement, coordination and introductory ball play, with coaches accompanying children on the pitch
  • Prebenjamín, 2019–20: the possibility of federation registration and official competition in federation and Aljarafe leagues
  • Benjamín, 2017–18: passing, control and shooting, with introductory attacking and defensive concepts
  • Alevín, 2015–16: further individual technical development
  • Infantil, 2013–14: psychological and study support; the team is described as competing through the Andalusian federation and playing home matches at Polideportivo 1 de Mayo
  • Cadete, 2011–12: intensity, decision-making under pressure and preparation for youth football

Inclusion and family checks

The organization presents itself as an inclusive club centred on children and their families. That statement and all sporting achievements above are club-published claims.

Before registration, confirm current federation affiliation, place availability, coach qualifications, safeguarding and complaints procedures, background checks where applicable, medical and accident cover, training and transport arrangements, total costs and rules on images and children’s data.

In brief

Youth football development