Best Deportivo La Coruna Retro Kits

Victor Sánchez guided Deportivo La Coruna to a 15th-place finish in La Liga for 2015-2016. Lucas Pérez led the attacking efforts as the primary goalscoring thre...

Estrella Galicia served as the front sponsor for Deportivo La Coruna during their 2014-2015 La Liga campaign. Lotto provided the kit worn by a squad fighting to...

Estrella Galicia sponsored Deportivo La Coruna in the 2012-2013 La Liga season as the club fought to stay in the top flight. Lotto provided the kits for a campa...

Juan Carlos Valerón operated at the heart of the midfield for Deportivo La Coruna in the 2012-2013 La Liga campaign. The club struggled throughout the year, eve...

Estrella Galicia sponsored Deportivo La Coruña for their return to La Liga in the 2012-2013 season. Despite having Juan Carlos Valerón pulling the strings in mi...

Andrés Guardado departed Riazor following the 2011-2012 season after helping Deportivo La Coruña secure promotion back to La Liga. This home shirt from Lotto ca...

Deportivo La Coruna finished top of the Segunda División in 2011-2012, securing an immediate return to La Liga under manager José Luis Oltra. The away kit worn ...

José Luis Oltra managed Deportivo La Coruña to the Segunda División title in 2011-2012, securing an immediate return to the top flight. The side relied on the c...

Miguel Ángel Lotina managed Deportivo La Coruna to an 18th-place finish in La Liga, resulting in relegation after 20 years in the top flight. The club struggled...

Juan Carlos Valerón directed the Deportivo La Coruna attack in 2010-2011, a campaign that ultimately ended in relegation from La Liga. Despite the presence of R...

Estrella Galicia sponsored Deportivo La Coruna throughout the 2010-2011 La Liga season. Managed by Miguel Angel Lotina, the club struggled to maintain its top-f...

Miguel Ángel Lotina managed Deportivo La Coruña to a 10th-place finish in La Liga throughout the 2009-2010 campaign. Andrés Guardado and Filipe Luís anchored th...

Miguel Ángel Lotina managed Deportivo La Coruña to a tenth-place finish in La Liga for the 2009-2010 season. Juan Carlos Valerón remained the central creative f...

Miguel Ángel Lotina managed Deportivo La Coruña to a 10th place finish in La Liga throughout the 2009-2010 campaign. Andrés Guardado and Filipe Luís provided wi...

Miguel Ángel Lotina managed Deportivo La Coruña to a seventh-place finish in La Liga throughout the 2008-2009 season. The club secured a spot in the UEFA Cup, m...

Fabricio Coloccini left for Newcastle United before Deportivo La Coruna finished seventh in La Liga. Manager Miguel Angel Lotina relied on the vision of Juan Ca...

Fadesa served as the shirt sponsor for Deportivo La Coruna throughout the 2007-2008 La Liga campaign. The club finished ninth in the league table that season un...

Andrés Guardado provided attacking width on the flank for Deportivo La Coruna throughout the 2007-2008 La Liga campaign. Miguel Ángel Lotina rotated his squad a...

Miguel Ángel Lotina took charge of Deportivo La Coruna for the 2007-2008 season, finishing 9th in La Liga. Canterbury produced this home shirt with Fadesa as th...

Juan Carlos Valerón operated in midfield as Deportivo La Coruña finished eighth in La Liga in 2005-2006. Managed by Joaquín Caparrós, the side secured European ...