Madrid Club de Fútbol Femenino is a Spanish women’s football club based in San Sebastián de los Reyes, Community of Madrid. They currently compete in Liga F.
Madrid CFF was founded in 2010 by Alfred Ulloa. Ulloa chose the white kits as a homage to Real Madrid; however, the two clubs do not have any formal connection. In 2014, there was speculation that Real Madrid would absorb the club; however, the claims were found to be false.
After playing in regional leagues for three seasons, in 2013 the club made its debut in the Segunda División. Four years later, the club was promoted for the first time to the First Division. After this promotion, the club started playing their games at Estadio Matapiñonera in San Sebastián de los Reyes.
Alfred Ulloa originally established the club because his daughter, Paula Ulloa, played football and lacked a dedicated female environment with elite development pathways.
Madrid CFF has one of the biggest female youth academies in Europe, with over 30 development teams. The academy regularly produces national youth team players and high-profile professional talent.
Even though the club has similar kits to Real Madrid Femenino, they are still a direct rival on the pitch, while maintaining total financial and operational independence.
The club initially played their home fixtures at Estadio Matapiñonera in San Sebastián de los Reyes, however, they eventually moved their home fixtures to the Fernando Torres stadium in Fuenlabrada. The stadium is shared with CF Fuenlabrada, as the stadium offers improved facilities and natural grass to meet modern Liga F standards.
The club doesn’t have any official nicknames to recognise them by.
Debut in Spain’s Top-Tier Football Competition:
Madrid CFF’s debut in the Primera División (now Liga F) came in 2017.
First and Current Manager:
Jesús Núñez was their inaugural coach when the club was founded in 2010 by Alfred Ulloa. Currently, Víctor Alba is the head coach of the team.
League Standing:
In the 2025/26 Liga F season Madrid CFF finished 9th on the table out of the 16 teams in the league.
Major Honours:
Madrid CFF as a club hasn’t won any major titles (such as Liga F, Supercopa de España, or Copa de la Reina) as of yet since their establishment in 2010.
Their most significant achievement is winning the promotion from Segunda División to Spain’s top flight (Liga F) in 2017, where they have remained ever since as a competitive independent club.
Famous Players:
Some of the most prominent players from the club are Vicky López, Cristina Librán, Sandra Villafañe, and Rachel Kundananji.
López, the Spanish international was developed at Madrid CFF before joining FC Barcelona.
Librán, arrived at the club at U12 level and made her elite debut at fifteen. She left Madrid CFF in 2025 to join Serie A club Juventus.
Villafañe joined the Madrid CFF academy at eleven, made her top-flight debut at sixteen, and remains at the club despite other offers, while, Kundananji the Zambian forward made headlines when she transferred from Madrid CFF to Bay FC for a world-record transfer fee of $860,000, becoming the most expensive signing in women’s football history.
While not a player, former manager Óscar Fernández led Madrid CFF to impressive top-half Liga F finishes, making the club a competitive threat capable of upsetting traditional powerhouses.
First Match of the Season:
Madrid CFF will open their 2026/27 Liga F campaign against Granada CF on Sunday, 30th August, 2026.
