Estadio La Rosaleda

La Rosaleda stadium was official opened with a match against Sevilla FC on 14 September 1941. At the beginning of the 21st century and with the return to the First Division of the team under the name Málaga Club de Fútbol, all the parts of the field (Preferential Stand, Grandstand, Shortside and Behind Goal) were remodelled, taking about seven years. In 2009, La Rosaleda opened the MCF Museum & Tour, which includes a historical journey through more than 100 years of football history in Malaga.

La Rosaleda recently remodelled its facilities, improved the quality of the pitch, and added artificial turf to the adjoining areas. Changing rooms, benches, sports facilities, gym, video room, drug testing room, office for managers – it was all fitted out to meet the needs of a great team.

Spectators were also able to enjoy a new area for disabled people, a new and modern PA system on the field, customisation of the entire stadium using the colours and brand of Málaga Club de Fútbol with pictures of the team's players, and signs to access the stands. Sky Box seats were created in 2011, which offer a privileged view of the matches. It is a modern VIP concept in the Upper Tier of the Preferential Stand.

The press conference rooms were also modernised. New features in La Rosaleda include an improved press room, with modern audio and video systems, a larger mixed area and TV screens in all these areas and in each one of the areas in the press box.

The club's offices, which are also inside La Rosaleda, have been extended and modernised, and equipped with cutting-edge technology, to make the work of Málaga Club de Fútbol employees easier.