UD Logroñés II Team Profile and Squad

UD Logroñés II

UD Logroñés II is the reserve side of UD Logroñés, representing Logroño within Spain’s football structure. Founded in 2009, the team provides a competitive setting for players developing toward senior football while retaining a distinct identity in the Riojan game. This page brings together the club’s recorded squad, coaching chronology, player movement, competition history and wider context, including the shared Las Gaunas setting and the red-and-white traditions associated with the Logroñés name.

Xtra rating
1554
Conservative: 872
Rank club
1233
Updated: 13 September 2026

UD Logroñés II Upcoming matches by league

Segunda División RFEF - Group 2

  • - Group 2 - 3
    Castellón II
    UD Logroñés II
  • - Group 2 - 4
    Manresa
    UD Logroñés II
  • - Group 2 - 5
    UD Logroñés II
    No H2H
    Olot
  • - Group 2 - 6
    UD Logroñés II
    No H2H
    Barbastro

UD Logroñés II Last matches by league

Segunda División RFEF - Group 2

  • - Group 2 - 2
    UD Logroñés II
    Barcelona B
  • - Group 2 - 1
    Tudelano
    UD Logroñés II

Tercera División RFEF - Group 16

  • - Group 16 - 34
    Peña Balsamaiso
    UD Logroñés II
    Estadio La Estrella
  • - Group 16 - 33
    UD Logroñés II
    Autol
  • - Group 16 - 32
    Berceo
    UD Logroñés II
    Estadio El Salvador
  • - Group 16 - 31
    Yagüe
    UD Logroñés II
    Estadio El Salvador

UD Logroñés II Team Roster

The recorded 27-player squad has a balanced positional spread: five attackers, ten defenders, two goalkeepers and ten midfielders. David Gonzalez, Iker Pérez, Iván Estrecha, M. Ola and Markel Gil form the attacking group, while David Lleyda and Ivan Fernandez provide the listed goalkeeping options. The midfield includes Alejandro Martinez, Ángel Muro, Eder Larrea, Iván Garrido, Manex Rezola, Mario Salazar, Rafael Cristóbal, Samuel Lallana and Sergio Ocón, alongside Cayetano Ruiz Montenegro. The defensive unit includes Daniel García, Iñaki Campos, Marc Fernández and Pablo Ubis. This gives the 2026 group depth across every major outfield line.

position Goalkeeper

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position Attacker

Last UD Logroñés II Coachs

José Jubera is the most recent recorded appointment, beginning on 1 March 2025; the available timeline does not establish him as the current holder. Eladio Urzay’s spell ran from September 2023 to December 2025, following an earlier 2021 entry. Alberto Aguilà was recorded from January to April 2022, while Josean Garcia’s tenure covered July 2018 to June 2023. All listed coaches are Spanish. The chronology shows several changes across the period.

José Antonio Sáenz de Jubera Martínez

José Antonio Sáenz de Jubera Martínez

Spain
Coach since 1 March 2025
Coach until
History
Coach Coach country Coach since Coach until
José Antonio Sáenz de Jubera Martínez Spain 1 March 2025
Eladio Urzay Basoco Spain 1 September 2023 1 May 2026
Alberto Aguilà Lalana Spain 1 January 2022 1 April 2022
Eladio Urzay Basoco Spain 1 January 2021
José Antonio García Chinchetru Spain 1 July 2018 1 June 2023

UD Logroñés II Transfers

Recent arrival records through 1 July 2024 show a pattern of free moves alongside entries without a stated transfer type. Iván Estrecha arrived from Arenas Getxo, Alejandro Martinez from Anguiano, Rafael Cristóbal from Calahorra II and Ivan Fernandez from Oyonesa, all recorded as free transfers. Michael Ngaah also joined from Peña Balsamaiso on the same date. Earlier entries include Andreu Talarn and Alejo Sánchez in July 2023, with Rodrigo Esteban recorded from Agoncillo in April 2023. Several older arrivals are listed without a specified type, and no loan arrival is identified in this selection. The listed material is not a complete arrivals total.

Latest player transfers from
Player Team from Transfer type Transfer date
Michael Ngaah
Peña Balsamaiso
Free 1 July 2024
Ivan Fernandez
Oyonesa
Free 1 July 2024
Rafael Cristóbal
Calahorra II
Free 1 July 2024
Alejandro Martinez
Anguiano
Free 1 July 2024
Iván Estrecha
Arenas Getxo
Free 1 July 2024
Alejo Sánchez
Agoncillo
Free 1 July 2023
Andreu Talarn
Binissalem
Free 1 July 2023
Rodrigo Esteban
Agoncillo
Free 21 April 2023
Mariano Beúnza
Roda
N/A 4 February 2023
Rodrigo Esteban
SD Logroñés
N/A 1 January 2023
Daniel Encinas
Agoncillo
N/A 19 November 2022
Juan Herreros
Agoncillo
N/A 19 November 2022
A. Thiao
Agoncillo
Free 29 October 2022
Joel Barcina
Agoncillo
N/A 9 September 2022
Iñigo Reinoso
Racing Rioja
N/A 1 September 2022

Recent departure records through 31 August 2025 are dominated by free transfers, with one loan entry. Markel Gil moved to Náxara on a free transfer, while M. Gil Garcia was listed on loan to the same club. David Lleyda also joined Náxara, and Dani Martínez moved to SD Logroñés; Rodrigo Esteban went to Varea, Iker Losa to Laredo and Iker Pérez to Calahorra. Michael Ngaah joined Real Ávila in the same 2025 sequence. Earlier departures include moves to Agoncillo, Comillas, Alfaro, Varea and Izarra, including several entries without a stated type. This is not a complete departures total.

Latest player transfers to
Player Team to Transfer type Transfer date
Markel Gil
Náxara
Free Transfer 31 August 2025
M. Gil Garcia
Náxara
Loan 30 August 2025
David Lleyda
Náxara
Free Transfer 26 July 2025
Dani Martínez
SD Logroñés
Free Transfer 5 July 2025
Rodrigo Esteban
Varea
Free Transfer 2 July 2025
Michael Ngaah
Real Ávila
Free Transfer 1 July 2025
Iker Pérez
Calahorra
Free Transfer 1 July 2025
Iker Losa
Laredo
Free Transfer 1 July 2025
Alejandro Sodupe León
Agoncillo
Free 14 December 2024
Pablo Ubis
Comillas
Free 22 November 2024
Iñigo Reinoso
Varea
Free 1 July 2024
Íñigo Blanco
Agoncillo
Free 1 July 2024
Andreu Talarn
Alfaro
Free 1 July 2024
Mikel Arbeloa
Izarra
Free 10 July 2023
Alex Merino
Náxara
N/A 1 July 2023

Transfers Synthesis

Across the dated movement records, UD Logroñés II shows a pattern dominated by free transfers and entries without a stated type, while the available activity does not establish a complete transfer balance or financial total. Arrivals draw players from clubs such as Arenas Getxo, Anguiano, Calahorra II, Oyonesa, Agoncillo and Athletic Club II. Departures follow a similar pattern, with free moves to Náxara, SD Logroñés, Varea, Laredo, Calahorra and other regional destinations, plus one listed loan to Náxara in August 2025. The movement also traces the wider Riojan network and repeat pathways, including Rodrigo Esteban’s separate arrival and departure entries. Dates span 2022 to 2025, with 2024 arrivals and 2025 departures providing the latest visible activity. Neither list is exhaustive, so the evidence supports a directional view of player circulation rather than a full-window accounting.

Leagues UD Logroñés II has participated in

UD Logroñés II has recorded participation in two Spanish league competitions. Tercera División RFEF – Group 16 is the most recent competition in the record, covering seasons from 2019 through 2025 and carrying recent activity into the 2025 campaign. The side also appeared in Segunda División RFEF – Group 2 between 2021 and 2022, which is historical in this context. No cup or continental competition is listed in the recorded participation history. These entries place the reserve side within Spain’s lower national divisions.

More about UD Logroñés II

UD Logroñés II is the reserve team of UD Logroñés, based in Logroño, La Rioja, Spain. The team was founded in 2009 and is also known as Logroñés Promesas, reflecting its role as a development bridge between the club’s youth structure and senior football. Its reserve status gives the side a dual purpose: competing in the Spanish league system while preparing players for progression within the wider UD Logroñés setup.

The team’s recorded competitive identity is rooted in the lower levels of the national pyramid. Participation includes Tercera División RFEF – Group 16 and a historical spell in Segunda División RFEF – Group 2. As a reserve side, it operates within the restrictions that govern affiliated teams, including limits on promotion relative to the senior team and exclusion from UEFA competition. Its competitive pathway is therefore domestic and developmental rather than continental.

Home-match context is closely linked to Estadio Las Gaunas, the municipal stadium shared with the senior club and local football counterparts in Logroño. With a capacity of roughly 16,000, Las Gaunas is one of the city’s defining football landmarks and provides a prominent setting for the reserve side. The club’s visual identity follows the parent institution, with red-and-white vertical stripes, local heraldic references and the blanquirrojo tradition associated with football in La Rioja.

Administratively, UD Logroñés II sits under the umbrella of UD Logroñés, S.A.D., maintaining institutional continuity with the main club and its local ownership base. The development model places emphasis on tactical alignment and the movement of emerging players toward senior football while the squad remains connected to the regional network. This combination of reserve-team purpose, Riojan identity and shared infrastructure defines UD Logroñés II as an important part of Logroño’s modern football ecosystem.

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