RCD Mallorca is a La Liga club representing the Balearic Island of Majorca, based in the capital city of Palma. Founded in 1916, the team plays at the Visit Mallorca Estadi (formerly Son Moix) and wears red and black striped shirts. The club has seen various owners, with local businessman Robert Sarver currently at the helm. Mallorca's history is one of a plucky island club capable of punching above its weight. Their peak came in the late 1990s and early 2000s, when they won the Copa del Rey in 2003 and finished as runners-up in the 1999 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, led by players like Argentine striker Diego Tristán. The club has oscillated between La Liga and the second division in recent years, embodying the classic "yo-yo" club archetype. Their most recent promotion was achieved through a playoff victory in 2023. The current squad is built on organization, defensive solidity, and making their home stadium a fortress. The fan base is deeply passionate, with the island rallying behind the team. RCD Mallorca is a proud and resilient club that forms an integral part of Spanish football's tapestry.