Madrid CFF

Madrid Club de Fútbol Femenino (Madrid CFF) is a Spanish women's football club founded in 2010 by Alfredo Ulloa, originally based in San Sebastián de los Reyes in the Community of Madrid. The club is recognized for its pioneering role as an exclusively women's football project focused on long-term development, and earned promotion to the Primera División in 2017 after a steady rise through the Spanish football pyramid. Madrid CFF currently plays at the Estadio Fernando Torres in Fuenlabrada, a 5,400-capacity venue adopted for the 2022-23 season through a strategic alliance with CF Fuenlabrada. The 2025-26 squad is led by top scorer Emilie Nautnes, creative midfielder Kamilla Melgard with six assists, forward Allegra Poljak, and versatile attacker Angela Sosa. Under this competitive roster, Madrid CFF has maintained their Liga F status and sit in mid-table. As one of the few independent women's clubs in Liga F without a parent men's team, Madrid CFF represents the entrepreneurial spirit driving the growth of women's football in Spain. Check Madrid CFF fixtures for upcoming matches or view the full squad for the current season.