UD Las Palmas
La Liga • Spain
Partial DataOfficial Contact
Coaches
| # | Name | Position | Phone | Social | Source | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Luis García Fernández | Head Coach (appointed 2025-26; contract until June 2026 with promotion option) | — | — | — | UD Las Palmas official | — |
| 2 | Luis Helguera | Sporting Director | — | — | — | UD Las Palmas official | — |
| 3 | Miguel Ángel Ramírez | President | — | — | — | UD Las Palmas official | — |
Academies
Cantera Amarilla (UD Las Palmas Cantera)
Ciudad Deportiva de Barranco Seco, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Escuela UD Las Palmas Fundación (escuela / fútbol base, ~260 students 2024-25)
Ciudad Deportiva de Barranco Seco, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Page: https://www.udlaspalmas.es/en/school-udlaspalmas
Email: escuelafutbol@udlaspalmas.es
Campus UD Las Palmas (annual football camp)
Various Canary Islands locations
Additional Information
Formal name: Unión Deportiva Las Palmas, S.A.D. Founded 22 August 1949 from merger of five Canarian clubs (Marino, Atlético Club, Real Club Victoria, Arenas Club, Club Deportivo Gran Canaria). Stadium: Estadio de Gran Canaria (~32,392). Honours: La Liga runners-up 1968-69. UEFA Cup quarter-finalists 1972-73. Canary Islands identity. B team UD Las Palmas Atlético in Tercera RFEF. UD Las Palmas Femenino in Reto Iberdrola. Social: Instagram @udlaspalmas, X @UDLP_Oficial, Facebook /udlaspalmasoficial, YouTube /udlaspalmas.