| Season | Teams | Leaders | Best | Win % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25-26 | 43▲4 | 5 | #1 | 54%▲2 |
| 24-25 | 39 | 4 | #1 | 52% |
Teams compete in different competitions and age categories, so there is no single sporting ranking of clubs — the position shown is by number of teams (footprint). Per season we show the club's best finish, group leaders and win rate, all from FCF standings. A season only appears while the club keeps the same identifier (renamed clubs start a new record).
Club changes inferred from season-by-season career history — no transfer fees, dates or windows, and never an “official” confirmation. Season granularity only; coverage: FCF, 2021-22 onward.
Season by season, which clubs this one takes players from and which clubs take players from it. A move counts only when the club is different: passing from one squad of the same club to another as a player ages up is not a transfer and is not counted here. The figures are a minimum — the coverage note below says how many changes we detect and how many we can actually count.
The most common age category is Infantil (U-14), but it is not a majority: 60 of 172 (35%).
We can detect 375 club changes for this club and count 256 of them (68%). That is why the figures above are a minimum and not a full count: a change is left out when we cannot identify the player by name, and when a whole block of players moves together — a club rename or merger, which is not a transfer.
We publish no season-by-season series here. Our coverage improves every year — across the whole of the FCF we count 51% of the changes we detect in 2022-23 and 84% in 2025-26 — so a rising line would be showing our data getting better, not this club moving more children.
The reference-academy list is an editorial shortlist of the clubs named above, not a computed ranking.
Source: season-by-season career history (futbolbase), seasons 2021-22 → 2025-26, so a move is dated by the season the player arrived — no fees, no dates, no transfer windows, never an “official” confirmation. Our own match reports only cover 2024-25 and 2025-26; this section reaches further back because it does not depend on them. We count moves, not people: a player who leaves and comes back is counted twice. “Age” is the FCF age category of the squad the player actually played in that season.
The most common age category is Juvenil (U-19), but it is not a majority: 28 of 84 (33%).
