Getafe | History, Kit, Sponsors, Trophies, Rivals and Club Value

Getafe Net Worth & Value

According to a report from LaLiga Stock Market, Getafe net worth in 2025 stands at €129 million. However, a possible takeover is being discussed by FSG (who own Liverpool), which might take Getafe net worth to a valuation of €235 million. Getafe’s overall value is €78.5 million, which places them at 14th in the list of the La Liga clubs with the highest valuation.

Getafe Sponsors

Getafe sponsors are Tecnocasa, Joma, and ODTY News, which can be classified as major Getafe sponsors. Getafe sponsors that are in the minor category are Lowi, Mapei, Grand Class, OnsaFX, Jiuyou Entertainment, and Legends.
Joma has been the longest-standing sponsor of the club (since 2004), and has been Getafe's official kit sponsor since then. Technocasa follows second in the list, as they have been the front-of-the-shirt sponsors for the club since 2016. ODTY News is a media news and media company that appears on the sleeves of the club’s official kit, and their main aim is to expand Getafe’s existence to the Asian market.

Getafe Rivalries

Getafe has three rivals mainly in the Spanish top flight - Leganes, Real Madrid, and Atletico Madrid. However, Leganes will not be seen featuring in La Liga this season, as they faced relegation in the previous season. Getafe, Real, and Atletico hail from the same city of Madrid, which fuels the rivalry even more. Both Real and Atletico are bigger in stature than Getafe and have a lot of accolades to their name, but things have taken an ugly turn in some of the matches they played against each other. Getafe home ground, Coliseum Alfonso Perez, was witness to Getafe’s first ever win against the Los Blancos in January 2005, where they clinched the match 2-1, thanks to goals from Vivar Dorado and Sergio Pachon. Three years later, they defeated the Spanish giants at their home turf, where Javier Caquero scored the only goal of the match, which proved to be decisive.
In March 2005, they defeated Real’s neighbours, Atletico, at the Getafe stadium by a scoreline of 2-1. The two teams’ most recent encounter saw Getafe overturn a one-goal deficit, as Mauro Arambarri scored twice in the final minutes of the game to ensure a dramatic 2-1 victory.

Getafe Derbies

Getafe plays its official derbies with Leganes, Real Madrid, and Atletico Madrid. Among these three clubs, the derby with Leganes is the fiercest. The two clubs are in proximity of just 5 km. The two teams first faced off in October 2000 in the Segunda Division, where Getafe emerged victorious by a scoreline of 1-0. Later in the season, Leganes got their revenge with a 2-1 win in March. Their first ever meeting in the Spanish top flight was in September 2016, where Getafe earned an away victory at the Leganes stadium by a margin of 2-1. This was the first time that the South Madrid derby was played in Spain’s top flight. Getafe fans and Leganes fans are quite passionate about their club because both teams have working-class background and have gone through a lot before making it big in the football world. In a total of 35 matches, Leganes lies just ahead with 13 wins, while Getafe lags behind by just one. There have been 11 draws played, which speaks volumes about both teams’ defensive prowess.

Getafe Trophies & Achievements

Getafe trophies are yet to come by, but they have had some incredible runs in some of the top tournaments. They have achieved promotion to the Spanish top flight on two occasions and have reached the Copa del Rey final twice. They debuted in the UEFA Cup (UEFA Europa League now) in 2007/08 and reached the quarterfinals after defeating Benfica, but lost to Bayern Munich. They again played in the 2010/11 season but were eliminated from the group stage after finishing third. They again played in the 2019/20 season but were eliminated by Inter Milan in the round of 16 stage (one-legged tie due to Covid-19). Getafe trophies are expected to happen in the near future, as the future of the Madrid-based club under Jose Bordalas seems to be in safe hands.

Getafe Fan Following

Getafe fans are small in number but are very loyal towards their club. The club is rooted in their hometown identity, and they carry it as a badge of honour. The Getafe fanbase is known to be modest and passionate, despite being smaller than Spain’s top three clubs. Most of Getafe’s season ticket holders are lifelong supporters who have been supporting the club through thick and thin. The fanbase often takes pride in competing with some of the biggest teams in the world despite having fewer resources. Pena Getafense and Frente Azulon are the two supporter groups who are known to be the most passionate sets of Getafe fans.

Future Goals

Getafe’s future goals would include finishing in the top half of the table, after a disastrous 13th-place finish last season. Although they are known as a mid-table club, they do possess the ability to give a good fight to the big teams. They will look to finish within the top 10 at least in the new season and possibly eye a place in any of the three European competitions.