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Estádio Carlos Osório, home stadium of Oliveirense
Oliveirense

Oliveirense

PortugalPortugalia
DD

Fondată

1922

Arena

Estádio Carlos Osório

Oraș

Oliveira de Azeméis

Capacitate

2,670

Suprafață

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#5 Liga 3 Portugalia R1# Taça de Portugal

Transferuri

Veniri

Sota Matsunaga

De la
Urawa Reds
Urawa Reds
Transfer09/07/2026

Yefrei Rodriguez

De la
Inter Palmira
Inter Palmira
Free agent01/02/2026

Kazuya Onohara

De la
Blaublitz
Blaublitz
Free agent30/01/2026

Tiago Brito

De la
Estoril
Estoril
Loan27/01/2026

Kotaro Nagata

De la
FC Porto B
FC Porto B
Loan21/01/2026

Foe Ondoa

De la
Estoril
Estoril
Loan31/07/2025

Amadou Diallo

De la
Bordeaux
Bordeaux
Free agent26/07/2025

Nitai Greis

De la
Maccabi Haifa
Maccabi Haifa
Transfer25/07/2025

Borel Douglas

De la
Santa Clara
Santa Clara
Loan22/07/2025

Henrique Lucas

De la
Academica
Academica
Free agent21/07/2025

Gustavao

De la
Athletic Club
Athletic Club
Loan20/07/2025

Adriano Joao

De la
Athletic Club
Athletic Club
Loan20/07/2025

Pedro Jesus

De la
Santa Clara
Santa Clara
Transfer19/07/2025

Armando Lopes

De la
Varzim
Varzim
Free agent19/07/2025

Trofee

Liga 3

2021/2022

1x2nd Place

Campeonato de Portugal Prio

2016/2017

1x2nd Place

Oliveirense

UD Oliveirense is a Portuguese football club founded in 1922 in Oliveira de Azeméis, a municipality in the Aveiro district of northern Portugal. The club plays home matches at the Estádio Carlos Osório, a compact ground with a capacity of around 2,670 spectators. Oliveirense has historically competed between the Segunda Liga and the lower divisions of Portuguese football, serving as an important sporting institution for the Oliveira de Azeméis community. The municipality is known for its industrial heritage and sports tradition, and Oliveirense has been central to local football development. The club reflects the competitive nature of Portugal's second division, which features many ambitious regional clubs.