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LDU de Quito
Ecuador · Quito
Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado · Founded 1930
Out in the Quarter-finals
“LDU de Quito took it all the way to penalties in the quarter-finals, and that's where Palmeiras ended the dream.”
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A bit of history
Ecuador's 'Rey de Copas' won the 2008 Libertadores against Fluminense on penalties, and holds five international titles in all. A continental heavyweight.
Fun fact
They play at the Casa Blanca, 2,726 meters above sea level, backed by their Muerte Blanca supporters. Quito's altitude is an extra opponent for any visitor.
Why follow them
Do not underestimate them: in 2025 they knocked out Botafogo and São Paulo and beat Palmeiras 3-0. Gonzalo Valle in goal and Deyverson up front.
Group stage
Group G · finished #1 · 4W 0D 2L · 12 pts
Knockout run
Squad (30)
G. Valle
Goalkeeper · #1
A. Villa
Goalkeeper · #12
Alexander Domínguez Carabalí
Goalkeeper · #22
Richard Alexander Mina Caicedo
Defender · #3
Ricardo Ade
Defender · #4
José Alfredo Quintero Ordóñez
Defender · #14
J. Cuero
Defender · #28
G. Allala
Defender · #30
Leonel Enrique Quiñónez Padilla
Defender · #33
L. Segovia
Defender · #44
J. Carabalí
Defender · #67
Sebastían González Baquero
Midfielder · #5
R. Redes
Midfielder · #7
J. Pretell
Midfielder · #8
G. Villamíl
Midfielder · #15
F. Cornejo
Midfielder · #20
Ederson Castillo
Midfielder · #21
Yerlin Quinonez
Midfielder · #23
J. Calle
Midfielder · #24
P. Ortiz
Midfielder · #25
I. Zambrano
Midfielder · #26
R. Mina
Midfielder · #27
J. RodrÃguez
Midfielder · #31
A. Gomez
Midfielder · #32
K. Velasco
Midfielder · #77
C. Tobar
Midfielder · #99
Alexander Antonio Alvarado Carriel
Attacker · #10
M. Estrada
Attacker · #11
J. Corozo
Attacker · #13
Deyverson
Attacker · #16