Santa Fe Football Club Profile and Squad

Santa Fe

Founded in 1941, Santa Fe represents Bogotá through a red-and-white identity, a historic home at El Campín and a place among Colombia’s best-known football institutions. The club’s profile links early professional success with a passionate capital-city culture and a continental presence that extends beyond domestic football. This team page presents the club as both a historic symbol of Bogotá and an active professional organization, with its available sporting context.

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Xtra rating
1551
Conservative: 1129
Rank club
323
Updated: 12 September 2026

Santa Fe Upcoming matches by league

Primera A

  • - Clausura - 11
    Alianza Valledupar
    Santa Fe
    Estadio Armando Maestre Pavajeau
  • - Clausura - 12
    Santa Fe
    Deportivo Cali
  • - Clausura - 3
    Deportivo Pereira
    Santa Fe
  • - Clausura - 13
    Independiente Medellin
    No H2H
    Santa Fe

CONMEBOL Sudamericana

  • - Quarter-finals
    Vasco DA Gama
    Santa Fe

Santa Fe Last matches by league

Primera A

  • - Clausura - 10
    Santa Fe
    Deportes Tolima
  • - Clausura - 9
    Santa Fe
    Fortaleza FC
  • - Clausura - 16
    Santa Fe
    Millonarios
  • - Clausura - 8
    Junior
    Santa Fe
    Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez

Copa Colombia

  • - Play-offs
    Santa Fe
    Union Magdalena
  • - Quarter-finals
    Santa Fe
    Independiente Medellin
    Estadio Nemesio Camacho El Campín
  • - Quarter-finals
    Independiente Medellin
    Santa Fe
  • - Round of 16
    Santa Fe
    Alianza Valledupar
    Estadio Nemesio Camacho El Campín

CONMEBOL Sudamericana

  • - Quarter-finals
    Santa Fe
    Vasco DA Gama
  • - Round of 16
    River Plate
    Santa Fe
  • - Round of 16
    Santa Fe
    River Plate
  • - Round of 32
    Caracas FC
    Santa Fe

CONMEBOL Libertadores

  • - Group Stage - 6
    Penarol
    Santa Fe
  • - Group Stage - 5
    Santa Fe
    Platense
  • - Group Stage - 4
    Santa Fe
    Corinthians
  • - Group Stage - 3
    Platense
    Santa Fe

Superliga

  • - Final
    Santa Fe
    Junior
  • - Final
    Junior
    Santa Fe

Friendlies Clubs

  • - Club Friendly
    Santa Fe
    Deportivo Tachira FC

Santa Fe Team Roster

Santa Fe’s recorded squad contains 29 players: eight attackers, 12 defenders, six midfielders and three goalkeepers. The attacking group includes H. Rodallega, F. Fagúndez, J. Obrian, M. Lovera and N. Bustos. Defensive options include C. Mafla, E. Olivera, J. Quintero, Jeison Angulo and M. Puerta, while A. Mosquera, C. Nemocon and W. Asprilla form the goalkeeping group. Midfielders include A. Zapata, D. Torres, J. Torres, K. Toscano and Y. Velásquez. Listed squad numbers range from 1 to 77.

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Last Santa Fe Coachs

The latest recorded appointment is Jorge Rodrigo Bava, whose spell begins in March 2025, but the coaching chronology does not establish a current holder. Before Bava, Jose Francisco Lopez Fierro is listed from February to April 2025, following Pablo Peirano Pardeiro’s tenure from October 2023 to February 2025. Earlier entries record Hubert Bodhert in June 2023 and Harold Rivera from January to May 2023. The sequence includes Uruguayan and Colombian managers, with dates supplied for each recorded spell.

Jorge Rodrigo Bava

Jorge Rodrigo Bava

Uruguay
Coach since 1 March 2025
Coach until
History
Coach Coach country Coach since Coach until
Jorge Rodrigo Bava Uruguay 1 March 2025
Jose Francisco Lopez Fierro Colombia 1 February 2025 1 April 2025
Pablo Peirano Pardeiro Uruguay 1 October 2023 1 February 2025
Hubert Antonio Bodhert Barrios Colombia 1 June 2023 1 June 2023
Harold Rivera Roa Colombia 1 January 2023 1 May 2023
Alfredo Carlos Arias Sánchez Uruguay 1 May 2022 1 December 2022
Martín Alejandro Cardetti Argentina 1 November 2021 1 April 2022
Grigori Giovanni Méndez Granados Colombia 1 August 2021 1 November 2021
Harold Rivera Roa Colombia 1 August 2019 1 August 2021
1 July 2019
Gerardo Alberto Bedoya Múnera Colombia 1 February 2019 1 May 2019
Guillermo Óscar Sanguinetti Giordano Uruguay 1 June 2018 1 February 2019
Agustín Julio Castro Colombia 1 May 2018
Gregorio Elso Pérez Perdigón Uruguay 1 June 2017 1 April 2018
Gustavo Adolfo Costas Makeira Argentina 1 July 2016 1 June 2017
Alexis Enrique García Vega Colombia 1 March 2016 1 July 2016
Gerardo Cono Pelusso Boyrie Uruguay 1 June 2015 1 March 2016
Gustavo Adolfo Costas Makeira Argentina 1 May 2014 1 June 2015
Wilson Jaime Gutiérrez Cardona Colombia 1 September 2011 1 May 2014
Arturo Boyacá Gamboa Colombia 1 March 2011 1 September 2011
Néstor William Otero Carvajal Colombia 1 June 2010 1 March 2011

Santa Fe Transfers

The recorded arrivals include Juan Espitia returning from Patriotas and loan additions E. Rodríguez from Ludogorets and K. Balanta from Santos Laguna. L. Angulo and J. González are also listed as loan returns, while K. Cortes arrived from Chico in a recorded transfer. J. Obrian and J. Quintero joined as free agents, and M. Lovera, M. Puerta and N. Bustos are listed on loan from Rosario Central, Águilas Doradas and Talleres Cordoba. Further recorded additions include L. Palacios, F. Fagúndez, H. Palacios, K. Toscano and O. Fernández under loan or free-agent arrangements. This is a selected movement record rather than a complete arrivals total.

Latest player transfers from
Player Team from Transfer type Transfer date
J. Espitia
Patriotas
Return from loan 9 August 2026
E. Rodríguez
Ludogorets
Loan 9 August 2026
Juan Espitia
Patriotas
Return from loan 9 August 2026
K. Balanta
Santos Laguna
Loan 13 July 2026
J. González
Deportes Tolima
Return from loan 29 June 2026
L. Angulo
Envigado
Return from loan 29 June 2026
K. Cortes
Chico
Transfer 14 April 2026
J. Obrian
Austin
Free agent 25 February 2026
M. Lovera
Rosario Central
Loan 22 February 2026
M. Puerta
Águilas Doradas
Loan 3 February 2026
J. Obrian
Austin
Free agent 25 January 2026
J. Quintero
Deportivo Pereira
Free agent 21 January 2026
E. Mosquera
Atlanta United FC
Transfer 17 January 2026
N. Bustos
Talleres Cordoba
Loan 7 January 2026
L. Palacios
Once Caldas
Loan 6 January 2026

The recorded departures include loans sending J. Melendez to Águilas Doradas, E. Mosquera to UCV, J. González to FC Orenburg and K. Cortes to Orsomarso. Ángelo Rodríguez is listed as a free-agent departure to Envigado, while Y. Perlaza returned to Atletico Nacional. M. Meli and J. Ramos also left as free agents for Deportivo Madryn and Cesar Vallejo respectively. Other recorded movements include loan departures for D. Ramírez, Juan Espitia, A. Moralez and Juan Sanchez, alongside free-agent exits for Y. Moreno, J. Cardona and E. López. The list is a selected movement record, not a complete departures total.

Latest player transfers to
Player Team to Transfer type Transfer date
Jhon Renteria
Tigres FC
Free agent 6 August 2026
Tepatitlán
- 30 July 2026
J. Melendez
Águilas Doradas
Loan 17 July 2026
E. Mosquera
UCV
Loan 14 July 2026
J. González
FC Orenburg
Loan 13 July 2026
K. Cortes
Orsomarso
Loan 9 July 2026
Ángelo Rodríguez
Envigado
Free agent 8 July 2026
Y. Perlaza
Atletico Nacional
Return from loan 29 June 2026
M. Meli
Deportivo Madryn
Free agent 10 February 2026
M. Meli
Deportivo Madryn
Free agent 9 February 2026
A. Mora
Patriotas
- 7 February 2026
A. Mora
Patriotas
- 6 February 2026
J. Ramos
Cesar Vallejo
Free agent 1 February 2026
Y. Moreno
Jaguares
Free agent 17 January 2026
D. Ramírez
Fortaleza FC
Loan 13 January 2026

Transfers Synthesis

Santa Fe’s recorded movement pattern is notably mixed. The arrivals include loan deals for E. Rodríguez, K. Balanta, M. Lovera, M. Puerta, N. Bustos, L. Palacios, F. Fagúndez and K. Toscano, alongside free-agent additions such as J. Obrian, J. Quintero, H. Palacios and O. Fernández. The same period also contains loan returns, including Juan Espitia, L. Angulo and J. González, plus a recorded transfer involving K. Cortes. Departures likewise combine outgoing loans, free-agent changes and returns to previous clubs, with examples including J. Melendez, E. Mosquera, J. González, Ángelo Rodríguez, Y. Perlaza and M. Meli. This two-way movement reflects changing registration status across the period rather than a single type of transaction. The listed entries do not include fee figures and represent a grouped selection, so they should not be treated as a complete arrivals-versus-departures balance or a definitive measure of squad turnover.

Leagues Santa Fe has participated in

Through the latest recorded 2025 season, Santa Fe has participation listed in Colombia’s Primera A and Copa Colombia, both of which remain recent entries in its competition profile. CONMEBOL Libertadores is also listed from 2021 through 2025, marking the club’s recent continental presence. Friendlies Clubs appears across the same period. CONMEBOL Sudamericana is recorded only for 2023, while Superliga is recorded for 2021; both are historical entries rather than recent competitions in this timeline. The competition record therefore spans domestic league and cup football, continental tournaments and friendly activity.

More about Santa Fe

Santa Fe, formally known as Independiente Santa Fe, is a Bogotá football institution founded in 1941 and one of the foundational names in Colombian football. The club’s red-and-white identity has made it widely associated with Los Cardenales, while El Rojo de la Capital reflects its place in the capital’s sporting culture. Its traditional home is Estadio Nemesio Camacho, better known as El Campín, in Bogotá’s Chapinero locality. At roughly 2,640 metres above sea level, the stadium provides a distinctive setting for a club whose home atmosphere and altitude are central to its public image. Santa Fe is recognized as a charter member of Colombia’s historic top flight and as the first official champion of the professional Colombian league in 1948. That early success established a durable domestic lineage, later reinforced by continued participation in Primera A and Copa Colombia. The club has also maintained a continental profile through CONMEBOL competition. Its major international landmark is the 2015 Copa Sudamericana triumph, alongside repeated Libertadores appearances and other deep continental campaigns. The club’s culture is expressed through its red shirt, white detailing and enduring connection with Bogotá supporters. The shield-style badge and cardinal symbolism provide visual continuity across generations, while the capital setting gives Santa Fe a prominent role in the national football conversation. The rivalry with Millonarios is known as the Clásico Capitalino, forming a central part of Bogotá’s football culture. Organizationally, Santa Fe is described as a traditional membership-backed civic corporation that has evolved toward a corporate governance structure. An elected board and club president sit within that model, linking institutional continuity with modern administration. On the football side, the club’s established profile combines Colombian development with experienced veterans and international coaching influences. Santa Fe’s identity therefore rests on four connected foundations: an early place in professional Colombian football, a distinctive Bogotá home, a strong red-and-white culture and a continuing domestic and continental ecosystem.

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Santa Fe vs Deportes Tolima
Primera A 2026 - 1549782
Santa Fe vs Vasco DA Gama
CONMEBOL Sudamericana 2026 - 1635576
Santa Fe vs Fortaleza FC
Primera A 2026 - 1549772
Santa Fe vs Millonarios
Primera A 2026 - 1549842
River Plate vs Santa Fe
CONMEBOL Sudamericana 2026 - 1607652
Santa Fe vs River Plate
CONMEBOL Sudamericana 2026 - 1607650
1st
2021

1st shirt

2nd
2021

2nd shirt

1st
2019-2020

1st shirt