Osasuna

Club Atletico Osasuna are the proud voice of Navarra in Spanish football, a club that punches well above its weight in La Liga and carries the cultural identity of the northern Pyrenean region with fierce pride. The red and blue home shirt, the roaring atmosphere of El Sadar in Pamplona, and a tradition of honest and committed football have made Osasuna one of La Liga's most genuinely admired smaller clubs, respected by supporters across Spain.

Founded in 1920 and based in Pamplona, Navarra, Spain, the club play at the Estadio El Sadar. Their honours include a Copa del Rey final appearance in 2005 and a long, proud history of La Liga presence. Nicknamed Los Rojillos (The Little Reds) for their red and blue home colours.

The red and blue home shirt is Osasuna through and through. The combination of the two colours, whether in stripes or blocks, has been the club's constant across decades, and wearing those colours in Pamplona means wearing the pride of Navarra. The classic Umbro kits of the 1990s and early 2000s are particularly cherished among collectors of Spanish football. The Copa del Rey run of 2004-05, which took Osasuna to a final against Real Betis, produced kits that hold real sentimental value for the club's loyal supporters.