Real Valladolid CF, known as Pucela, is a historic Spanish football club currently competing in the Segunda División. The club is based in Valladolid, Castile and León, and plays its home matches at the Estadio José Zorrilla, a venue that has hosted international fixtures. Founded in 1928, the club's traditional colors are violet and white. Under the ownership of Ronaldo Nazário, the Brazilian football legend, and guided by head coach Paulo Pezzolano, the team is on a mission to return to the top flight. The club's name, Real Valladolid, reflects the royal patronage it received. Its history is marked by numerous seasons in La Liga, with its peak era arguably coming in the late 1980s and early 1990s when they achieved European qualification. The modern era has seen the club oscillate between the first and second tiers, with a passionate fan base known for creating a vibrant atmosphere at the Zorrilla. The club's identity is deeply tied to the city, and its current project under iconic ownership aims to re-establish its place among Spain's elite.