BM Atlético Valladolid is a team of handball based in Valladolid, Spain. It plays in Liga ASOBAL.
History
Atlético Valladolid was founded on June 4, 2014. On June 30, 2014, there was a vacancy in the second division after Pozoblanco Handball Club withdrew. Atlético Valladolid could start in their place in the second division. In the first season of its history (2014-2015), the Valladolid club was coached by Nacho González, but it lost to the Balonmano Sinfín team in the finals of the playoffs, so it did not reach the Liga ASOBAL. Sponsored by Recoletas, Atlético Valladolid ended its second season (2015-2016) by winning the league title and promotion to Liga ASOBAL. A historic success that allowed a team born at only two years of age to compete in the highest category of national handball for the first time. The club has been playing in Liga ASOBAL ever since.
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PeriodKit manufacturer 2014 - 2015 Acerbis 2015 - 2017 Hummel 2017 - present Joma
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Sports Hall information
Name: – Polideportivo Huerta del Rey City: – Valladolid Capacity: – 3502 Address: – C. de Joaquín Velasco Martín, 9, 47014, Valladolid, Spain
Team
Current squad
Squad for the 2022–23 season
Atlético ValladolidGoalkeepers 16 César Pérez Verdejo 29 Yeray Lamariano 32 Nicolás García González Left Wingers 21 Dimitar Dimitrioski 28 Miguel Camino Right Wingers 23 Nicolo D'Antino 43 Manuel García Pascual 99 Rodrigo Falcucci García Line Players 18 Álvaro Martínez Lobato 20 Pedro Martínez 22 Robert Rosell 24 Daniel Virulegio
Central Backs 10 Martin Karapalevski 6 Borja Méndez 8 Tarsicio Freitas Oliveira 11 Alejandro Pisonero 39 Gonzalo Diez Cortejoso Left Backs 33 Pablo Herrero 41 Henrique Petter 88 Darko Dimitrievski Right Backs 19 Miguel Martínez Lobato 73 José Toledo
Technical staff Head coach: David Pisonero Assistant coach: Óscar Ollero Fitness coach: Pablo Arranz Physiotherapist: Javier González Club Doctor: Pablo Grande
Transfers Transfers for the 2026–27 season
Joining Benedek Nagy (GK) from ONE Veszprém
Leaving Juan Bar (GK) to CB Caserío Ciudad Realhttps://balonmanocaserio.com/juan-manuel-bar-sera-portero-del-caserio-la-proxima-campana/ Martin Karapalevski (CB) to GRK Ohrid
Transfer History
Transfers for the 2025–26 seasonJoining Rares-Marian Fodorean (LB) from CB Cangas Guilherme Carvalho Cabral (LP) from S.L. Benfica Jorge Serrano (RW) from TVB Stuttgart Tao Gey-Emparán (RW) on loan from CD Bidasoa
Leaving Nicolo D'Antino (RW) to CB Cangas Dimitar Dimitrioski (LW) to RK Prilep 2010 Álvaro Martínez (LP) to CB Ciudad de Logroño Eduardo Calle Redondo (LB) to Saran Loiret Handball
Transfers for the 2022–23 seasonJoining Dimitar Dimitrioski (LW) from RK Eurofarm Pelister 2 José Toledo (RB) from CS Minaur Baia Mare Pedro Martínez (LP) from BM Benidorm Henrique Petter (LB) from SD Atlético Novás Daniel Virulegio (LP) from BM Cisne Nicolo D'Antino (RW) on loan from CB Nava
Leaving Guillermo Fischer (LB) to Balonmano Base Oviedo Mauricio Basualdo (RB) to JS Cherbourg Jorge Serrano (RW) to TVB 1898 Stuttgart Daniel Ramos Crespo (LP) to BM Torrelavega Daniel Pérez Bravo (LW) to CB Nava Sergio Casares (RW) to CB Nava Diego Pérez Méndez (LW) to BM Ciudad de Málaga Álvaro Pérez (GK) to BM Ciudad de Málaga Diego Camino (CB) (retires) Arthur Patrianova (LB) (retires) Paolo Roki (LB)
Previous Squads 2018–2019 Team Shirt NoNationalityPlayerBirth DatePosition 3 Diego Camino Central Back 4 Nicolás López Díez Line Player 5 Héctor González Díaz Central Back 7 Roberto Turrado Central Back 8 Daniel Pérez Bravo Left Winger 9 Adrián Fernández Central Back 10 Fernando Hernández Right Winger 11 Rubén Río Right Back 12 Carlos Calle Lobo Goalkeeper 16 César Pérez Verdejo Goalkeeper 17 Abel Serdio Line Player 18 Álvaro Martínez Lobato Line Player 19 Miguel Martínez Lobato Right Back 21 Roberto Pérez Mínguez Right Back 22 Gastón Mouriño Line Player 24 Jorge Serrano Right Winger 28 Miguel Camino Left Winger 43 Manuel García Pascual Right Winger 93 Víctor Rodríguez Costas Left Back 99 Mario Lanchares Goalkeeper
Former club members
Notable former players
David Fernández Alonso (2015–2016) Fernando Hernández (2014–2019) José Delgado (2014-2016) Daniel Dujshebaev (2016–2017) Yeray Lamariano (2021-) Abel Serdio (2016-2019) Jorge Serrano (2016-2022) Guillermo Fischer (2021-2022) Gastón Mouriño (2018) Arthur Patrianova (2019-2022) José Toledo (2022-) Nicolo D'Antino (2022-) Darko Dimitrievski (2022-) Dimitar Dimitrioski (2022-)
Former coaches Seasons Coach Country 2014–2017 Nacho González Diez 2017– David Pisonero
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