Córdoba CB, also known as Cajasol Coto Córdoba CB for sponsorship reasons, is a basketball club based in Córdoba, Spain. The team plays in the Primera FEB. It home arena is the Palacio Municipal de Deportes de Vista Alegre.
History It was founded on 14 June 2022 as the result of the merger of the local teams Virgen del Carmen and Ciudad de Córdoba with the aim to play in the Liga EBA or take the leap to compete directly in the LEB Plata Finally, it was registered in the Primera Nacional.
Liga EBA (2023-24) In 2023, it accepted one of the vacant berths to play in the Liga EBA. On May 10, 2024, it achieved the promotion to the Segunda FEB, after finishing first in its group of the promotion playoffs, after beating Movistar Estudiantes B and Fundación Bilbao Basket.
Segunda FEB After the much-missed 1990s, when Cajasur Córdoba fought to be promoted to the ACB league, and the last time a Córdoba club participated in the professional basketball league in 2010, the season 2024/2025 begins in LEB Plata with a clear objective: to remain in the same category next year.
The team secured their place in the category (2024-25) The club secured its mathematical survival by winning away at Teknei Bizkaia Zornotza, a direct rival in the battle to avoid relegation. The team enjoyed its best moments in the first two months of the competition. The squad, then coached by Alfredo Gálvez, was in peak physical condition. As it also had a long rotation, it ended up exhausting many of its rivals in the last quarter. The team was in second place on the eighth day. With a record of six wins and two losses, it had the same number of wins as the leader, Cáceres Patrimonio de la Humanidad. Staying up seemed to be on track.
Everything changed in December. The team hit a slump that led them to lose seven of the eight games they played in December and January. The defeat against Clínica Ponferrada SDP led to the dismissal of coach Alfredo Gálvez and the promotion of Nacho Pastor from assistant coach to head coach. A 5–5 record since the arrival of the coach trained at El Carmen meant that the objective was achieved with one game to spare.
It was a season of ups and downs and learning for a club making its debut in the category, which ended with the achievement of staying up, the initial objective with which it had started the competition.
League Title Triumph and Córdoba's Long-Awaited Return to Primera FEB After 24 Years Córdoba CB completed a remarkable achievement by securing promotion to the Primera FEB after successfully defending the 30-point advantage they had built against Amics del Bàsquet Castelló. Having won the first leg 105–75, the Córdoba side suffered a 24-point defeat (83–59) in the return match, but it was enough to be crowned league champions and seal promotion through the champions' play-off.
Head coach Gonzalo Rodríguez Palmeiro, from Santiago de Compostela, took charge of a squad assembled with intelligence and a strong collective identity. From day one, he brought professionalism, composure, and a tireless work ethic to match the club's ambition to keep growing—qualities that proved instrumental in the team's success.
Córdoba CB displayed consistency throughout the season and eventually won the Western Group title after a battle with Insolac Caja 87 and UEMC Baloncesto Valladolid. The decisive play-off series is iconic in Córdoba's sporting history.
Sponsorship naming Córdoba CB has had several denominations through the years due to its sponsorship: Coto Córdoba CB: 2022–2026 Cajasol Coto Córdoba CB: 2026-
Home arenas Palacio Municipal de Deportes de Vista Alegre: (2022–present)
Head coaches Miguel Ángel Luque - Ignacio Pastor: 2022–2023 Alfredo Gálvez: 2023–2025 Ignacio Pastor: 2025 Gonzalo Rodríguez: 2025-
Season by season Season Tier Division Pos. Spain Cup 2022–23 5 1ª Nacional 9–15 2023–24 4 Liga EBA 26–5 2024–25 3 Segunda FEB 12–14 2025–26 3 Segunda FEB 18-8 Round of 32 2026–27 2 Primera FEB
Current roster
Transfers Transfers for the 2026–27 season
Joining Pau Treviño (SF) Jalen Cone (PG) Ignacio Rosa (PF) Mladen Armus (C) Manu Trujillo (PG) Tyler Stephenson-Moore (SG) Leslie Nkereuwem (PF) Mike Nuga (SG)
Leaving Alejandro Orozco (PG) Pablo Sánchez (PG) Serigne Lamine Ndiaye (PF) Kevin Schutte (C) Jacques-Melaine Guemeta (SG) Ja'Monta Black (SG) Zachary Rollins (SF)
References
External links Official website