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A comprehensive guide to RCD Mallorca: from royal foundation in Palma and the maritime spirit of Los Piratas to the fully modernized Estadi Mallorca Son Moix, the 2003 Copa del Rey silverware, active first team squad, and bespoke team jersey sublimation printing.
Core governance, historical foundation, venue data, and management details for Real Club Deportivo Mallorca, S.A.D.
The cultural, maritime, and aesthetic origins that shape RCD Mallorca's proud identity across Spain and Europe.
Adopted in 1922 when the club updated its match shirts to intense vermilion red paired with black shorts. Bermellón represents the distinct scarlet shade that sets Mallorca apart in Spanish football, giving birth to the primary nickname used across Spain and Europe.
In the island dialect of Catalan, a barralet is a traditional round belly glass or ceramic flask with a narrow neck, historically carried into the fields and docks for wine or fresh water. It remains the most affectionate cultural nickname among native Mallorcan supporters.
Throughout Mediterranean history, the Balearic archipelago served as a frontline against maritime corsairs and North African pirate raids. Defended by island lookouts and naval navigators like Captain Antoni Barceló, the pirate badge stands for defensive defiance, bravery, and island unity.
From the historic Estadio Lluís Sitjar to the modern pitch-side grandstands of Son Moix, experiencing world-class football in Palma.
Mallorca's first permanent venue, opened on 25 March 1916 with a fixture against Barcelona. Served the club for nearly three decades during its formative Balearic regional championships.
Named after former club president Lluís Sitjar Castellà, this atmospheric city ground hosted over five decades of triumphs, including the golden climb into the Primera División in 1960 and the European nights of 1998.
Built for the 1999 World University Games (Universiade) with a red running track separating spectators by up to 40 meters from the pitch. Known over the years as ONO Estadi, Iberostar Estadi, and Visit Mallorca Estadi.
A comprehensive redevelopment removed the athletics running track completely, lowered the pitch level, built brand new grandstands just 8.5 meters from the touchline, and enclosed 25,736 seats with new hospitality and roof canopies.
First team players under head coach Jagoba Arrasate, grouped by position with squad numbers and nationalities.
Domestic and continental milestones celebrating Mallorca's competitive pedigree in Spanish football.
2002/03 (3:0 victory over Recreativo de Huelva in Elche)
1990/91, 1997/98, and 2023/24
1998 (defeating FC Barcelona 3:1 on aggregate)
1998/99 (historic European final against Lazio in Birmingham)
1998/99 and 2000/01 (qualifying for UEFA Champions League)
1959/60 and 1964/65
From the tactical structure of Héctor Cúper and Luis Aragonés to the modern leadership of Javier Aguirre and Jagoba Arrasate.
Adolfo Vázquez Humasqué founds Alfonso XIII Foot-Ball Club in Palma, which King Alfonso XIII honours with royal status later that year.
With the proclamation of the Second Republic, royal emblems are removed and the side competes as Club Deportivo Mallorca before restoring the Real prefix in 1949.
Under Argentine manager Juan Carlos Lorenzo, Mallorca earns promotion to the Primera División for the first time in club history.
Héctor Cúper leads Mallorca to the 1998 Copa del Rey final, lifts the 1998 Supercopa against Barcelona, reaches the 1999 European Cup Winners' Cup final, and finishes third in La Liga.
Gregorio Manzano directs Mallorca to its first major domestic silverware, winning the Copa del Rey 3:0 behind a brace from Samuel Eto'o.
Javier Aguirre leads Los Bermellones to the 2024 Copa del Rey final in Seville, drawing 1:1 against Athletic Club before a narrow penalty shootout finish.
Jagoba Arrasate takes charge as head coach, instilling a dynamic attacking philosophy alongside captain Antonio Raíllo and talisman Vedat Muriqi.
The players and managers whose talent, leadership, and goals shaped RCD Mallorca's legacy on the world stage.
Mallorca's all time top Primera División scorer with 54 league goals. Led the club to the 2003 Copa del Rey title with two memorable final goals and established himself as a world-class striker in Palma.
The only player in club history to claim the Pichichi Trophy as La Liga's top goalscorer, bagging 27 league goals without a single penalty in 2007/08 before winning Euro 2008 with Spain.
Known as El Caño, the Argentine midfield maestro orchestrated Mallorca's creative rhythm during the Champions League years and supplied the golden assists for the 2003 cup triumph.
Manacor born rock in defence who made over 250 appearances for Mallorca across two separate spells, winning the 2003 Copa del Rey and captaining club and country.
Architect of Mallorca's greatest competitive era, transforming a newly promoted squad into Supercopa champions, European finalists, and third place finishers in La Liga.
The modern pirate icon. The Kosovan international won the hearts of the Son Moix faithful with his tireless work rate, physical aerial power, and clutch goals in La Liga survival battles.
Inspired by the vermilion red and obsidian black of RCD Mallorca? RB Advertising manufactures professional sublimation team uniforms, replica fan jerseys, training kits, and athletic apparel tailored to your squad's exact specifications.
Our sublimation printing infuses dyes directly into performance moisture-wicking fabrics, ensuring vibrant colors, sharp crest details, and breathable comfort that will never fade, crack, or peel after washing.
Key facts regarding RCD Mallorca's history, nicknames, home stadium, and custom sports kit orders.
Los Bermellones translates to The Vermilions. In 1922 the club adopted its vivid scarlet and vermilion red shirts paired with black shorts, a color scheme that has defined the club kit for over a century.
Mallorca and the surrounding Balearic Islands hold a long maritime history of coastal defense against Mediterranean corsairs and pirate raids. The club adopted the pirate symbol to celebrate island resilience, navigational fortitude, and fearless team spirit, popularized further by striker Vedat Muriqi.
The stadium underwent a comprehensive 30 million euro renovation completed in January 2024. The original athletics running track was completely excavated, stands were moved to within 8.5 meters of the pitch, spectator capacity was increased to 25,736, and modern hospitality suites and canopies were installed.
Jagoba Arrasate serves as head coach, appointed in July 2024. The club is owned by an American investment group led by Club President Andy Kohlberg, with NBA legend Steve Nash and former English international Graeme Le Saux serving as active board members and sporting advisors.
Mallorca won the 2002/03 Copa del Rey defeating Recreativo de Huelva 3:0, won the 1998 Supercopa de España against Barcelona, reached the 1998/99 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup final, and reached two additional Copa del Rey finals in 1998 and 2024.
Yes. RB Advertising manufactures full sublimation football team uniforms, training tops, and fan shirts. We can replicate the vermilion red and black palette or build custom layouts with full sponsor logos, names, numbers, and embroidered crests.
Reach out through any of our canonical contact channels for custom football jersey quotations, team layout mockups, and corporate apparel inquiries.
The starting unit price shown is a per piece reference for a single custom jersey, and the international currency figures are approximate conversions. Final quotation depends on order volume, fabric selection, and custom specifications. For official club ticketing, fixtures, and club store merchandise, visit the official RCD Mallorca website.
