Carlos Mannucci is a Peruvian football club based in Trujillo, currently competing in the Liga 2, the country's second division. The team plays its home matches at the Estadio Mansiche, a historic ground in the city. Founded on November 16, 1959, the club's colors are red and black, and it is named after the famous Peruvian aviator Carlos Mannucci Stewart. The club has a long history of oscillating between Peru's top two tiers, embodying the fighting spirit of the Trujillo region. Formed by a group of sports enthusiasts, the club aimed to bring professional football glory to the city. Their key era includes their promotion to the top-flight Primera División and subsequent campaigns where they established themselves as a solid first-division side, known for a resilient defensive approach. Memorable Copa Perú triumphs have also marked their history. In the modern era, after relegation, Carlos Mannucci is a leading contender in Liga 2, focused on securing an immediate return to the top division with a squad blending experienced professionals and promising local youth. The club enjoys strong support from the Trujillano community, with fans creating a vibrant and loyal backing at the Mansiche. Carlos Mannucci is a historic club with a clear mission to reclaim its place among Peru's elite.