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Libertad F.C. (Ecuador)

Libertad Fútbol Club is an Ecuadorian professional football club from the city of Loja. Founded on 17 May 2017, it plays in the Serie A.

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History

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Founded on 17 May 2017 as Independiente Fútbol Club de Pindal, the club played in the Segunda Categoría de Loja in the 2018 season,[1] In 2019, the club qualified for the national phase of the Segunda Categoría, being knocked out in the group stage.

Ahead of the 2020 campaign, Independiente changed its name to Libertad Fútbol Club,[2] winning the tournament in Loja but still being knocked out early in the Segunda Categoría. After a second consecutive title in Loja in 2021, Libertad achieved promotion to the Serie B as champions.[3]

In the 2022 Serie B, their first-ever season in the second level, Libertad won an immediate promotion to the Serie A, finishing in third place but benefitting from Independiente Juniors' ineligibility for promotion.[4]

On June 2nd 2025 the team was involved again in match fixing. They missed two penalty kicks in the first half on purpose and then committed an obvious blantant foul in the 89th minute to give the opposing team a penalty kick and then did not contest the kick resulting in a loss. It was of the most obviously fixed matches ever viewed in football history resulting in a fire storm on social media.

Achievements

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Players

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As of 20 August 2025

Current squad

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
3 DF  ECU Kevin Becerra
4 DF  ECU Ronny Biojó (on loan from CD Cuenca)
6 DF  ECU Orlin Quiñónez
7 MF  ECU Ivan Zambrano
8 FW  ECU Wilter Ayovi
9 FW  ECU Diego Ávila
12 GK  ECU Jostyn Mina (on loan from Emelec)
14 MF  ECU Nestor Caicedo
19 FW  ECU Eber Caicedo
21 MF  ECU Angel Quiñónez
22 DF  ECU Fernando Cagua
23 DF  ECU Carlos Gruezo
No. Pos. Nation Player
24 DF  ECU Jose Monaga
25 DF  ECU Denilson Bolanos
30 MF  ECU Jostin Bravo (on loan from IDV)
36 DF  ECU Ariel García (on loan from Delfín)
37 FW  ECU Carlos Arboleda
45 GK  ECU Leonel Nazareno
50 MF  ECU Jean Humanante
54 DF  ECU Wagner Bardales
55 MF  ECU Sander Bueno
70 MF  ECU Yerlin Quiñónez
80 FW  ECU Bruno Pachito
99 GK  ECU Samuel Castillo

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