Union Espanola, a privately owned professional football club headquartered in the Independencia district of Santiago, Chile, was founded in 1897 by a group of Spanish immigrants, making it one of the country's oldest sports institutions. The club, which operates with approximately 70 employees and reported $5.1 million in revenue as of 2024, is owned by the Institución Internacional SEK, led by businessman Jorge Segovia. Its core activities revolve around sports tickets, merchandise, and sponsorship. Union Espanola plays its home matches at the Estadio Santa Laura-Universidad SEK, popularly known as "La Catedral," and is recognized for its cultural ties to the Spanish community in Chile, having secured multiple league titles in the Chilean Primera División and reached the final of the Copa Libertadores in 1975.

Revenue

Founded

1897

Headcount

69

Headquarters

Chile

Primary Segment

Sports tickets, merchandise and sponsorship

Ownership

Privately Owned

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