Rentistas is a Uruguayan football club from Montevideo, currently competing in the Segunda División, the country's second tier. The club's full name is Club Atlético Rentistas, and they are known for their distinctive violet and white colors. They play their home matches at the Estadio Complejo Rentistas, located in the Prado neighborhood. Founded in 1933 by a group of workers, the club's name translates to "Tenants," reflecting its humble, working-class origins. Rentistas' history is that of a classic yo-yo club, oscillating between the Primera and Segunda División. Their peak era undoubtedly came in the 2020 season when, against all odds, they finished as runners-up in the Primera División, securing a historic qualification for the Copa Libertadores. That campaign, led by a resilient and well-organized squad, is the defining moment in the club's existence. Following that fairytale, the club has since been relegated and now battles in the Segunda División,