Metropolitanos F.C.

Founded on 3 August 2012 under the name of Deportivo Metropolitano, the club took Lara FC's place in the Segunda División for the 2012–13 season, as the latter had severe financial problems. After Lara's dissolution, Unión Lara SC was refounded and started to play in the Tercera División.

After finishing fourth and missing out promotion, Metropolitanos achieved promotion to the Primera División at the end of the 2013–14 campaign, after finishing in the second position. After suffering relegation in 2015, the club immediately returned to the top tier after winning the second division in 2016.

After narrowly avoiding relegation in 2017, Metropolitanos finished in the penultimate position overall in 2018, but benefitted from the league's expansion to remain in the first division. After the arrival of José María Morr as manager, the club qualified to the Copa Sudamericana in 2020 and 2021, aside from winning a first-ever title in 2022.^[1]

• Venezuelan Primera División: 1

2022

• Venezuelan Segunda División: 1

2016

As of 20 February 2024

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
17	MF	VEN	Ely Valderrey
19	FW	VEN	Carlos Paraco
21	FW	VEN	Charlis Ortiz
23	MF	VEN	Jheanfranco Ochoa
25	GK	URU	Álvaro Villete
26	DF	VEN	Carlos Díaz
28	FW	PAN	Ervin Zorrilla
29	MF	COL	Jean Arce
30	MF	VEN	Maike Villero
40	FW	VEN	Jayson Martínez
77	DF	VEN	Kevin De la Hoz
—	DF	VEN	Jhon Chancellor

• Rafael Santana (2012–14)
• Hugo Savarese (2014–15)
• Rafael Santana (2016–17)
• Daniel de Oliveira (2018)
• Manuel di Maio (interim; 2018)
• Jhon Giraldo (2018)
• José María Morr (2019–)

• Metropolitanos F.C.'s profile on the official Liga FUTVE site