Buy Girona FC tickets with SeatPick as Blanquivermells emerge as an established team in La Liga, challenging the giants of Spanish football.
Browse the Girona FC schedule and find the best-priced tickets for every upcoming event featuring La Liga's latest surprise package.
Girona FC History
Girona FC was founded in 1930 and the club is the sole representative of the small Spanish town of Girona, located 100km northeast of Barcelona.
Five years after its formation, Girona played in the second tier – Segunda Division – for the first time. Over the subsequent decades Blanquivermells floated in and out of the lower divisions of the Spanish football pyramid, spending much time in the third and fourth tiers.
Girona came agonisingly close to earning promotion to La Liga in 2015, but ultimately lost in the play-offs. Two years later the club achieved its long-held ambition of rising to the top flight, finishing as runners-up in Segunda Division.
2017 also saw the City Football Group (CFG), which owns Premier League side Manchester City, acquire a stake of more than 44 per cent in Girona FC. These clubs have been affiliated ever since, with a handful of Man City youngsters having joined the Spanish club on loan for regular first-team football.
Girona lasted two seasons in La Liga but failed to avoid relegation in 2019. The team returned to the top flight in 2022 and subsequently recorded a 10th-place finish with 49 points, just a few points shy of qualifying for European football.
Blanquivermells continued from strength to strength into the 2023/24 campaign, fighting at the top of the table with heavyweights Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. Girona occupied 2nd place halfway into the season, level on points with Real Madrid and seven ahead of Barcelona. Led by manager Míchel, the team picked up 15 wins and incurred just a single defeat in 19 league matches.
Up until the end of the 2025, Girona FC had never won a major trophy. The club's furthest progression in the Copa del Rey came in 2019, culminating in defeat to Real Madrid in the quarter-finals.
If you're eager to watch all the drama unfold, then buy Girona FC tickets today with the help of SeatPick.
Girona FC Best Players
Spanish defender Migue amassed 231 appearances for Girona and he was the club's all-time leading appearances at the time of his farewell in 2014.
Álex Granell overtook that tally when he made his 232nd and final outing for Blanquivermells in 2020. The midfielder initially played in Girona's youth academy but didn't progress to the first-team. Granell rejoined his boyhood club in 2014, a decade after he had been released aged 16.
Three individuals have since gone on to eclipse 232 appearances for Girona: Juanpe, Borja García, and Cristhian Stuani. The latter is a 50-cap Uruguay international who has scored over 200 goals in Girona colours, more than any other player in the club's history.
Girona have recently been able to lure a number of high-profile players to its appealing project. Netherlands defender Daley Blind joined on a free transfer from Bayern Munich in 2023, while Argentina goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga arrived with more than 40 Premier League appearances to his name.
Spain centre-back Eric García completed a loan move from Barcelona to Girona, having also previously played for Manchester City, for the duration of the 2023/24 season.
The signing of Ukraine striker Artem Dovbyk was a revelation during his first and only season in Spain, with 24 goals in La Liga. In the summer of 2024, Girona sold Dovbyk to Serie A side AS Roma.
Girona FC Rivalries
Being the only team from this specific region, Girona FC doesn't have any direct or local rivals. However, Girona is situated in the territory of Catalonia, meaning that clashes with teams like Barcelona or Espanyol may come with a sense of hostility.
Girona claimed a first-ever league victory over FC Barcelona in December 2023, with an impressive 4-2 triumph at the home of La Blaugrana.
Girona FC supporters can find and purchase match tickets in a safe and secure manner at SeatPick.
Girona FC Stadium
Estadi Montilivi opened in 1970 and it has been home to Girona FC ever since. This venue has a capacity of less than 15,000, making it the smallest ground in La Liga. The stadium was expanded in 2017, following the club's first-ever promotion to the top flight.
Search through all our Girona FC match tickets and find the best seats at face value. Secure your Girona tickets through SeatPick for a 100% ticket guarantee.
Girona FC Season Ticket Prices
Ahead of the 2024/25 season Girona announced an increase in price for its cheapest adult season ticket, from €370 up to €410. There was another small increase in the price of Girona season tickets for 2025/26, with all areas of the ground increasing by 2.6%
| Season | Cheapest Season Ticket (Adult) |
|---|
| 2025/26 | €421 |
| 2024/25 | €410 |
| 2023/24 | €370 |
| 2022/23 | €345 |
|