Club President. Florentino Pérez is the current Club President. Many teams in the third tier and below are structured as members' clubs. However, a movement known as "popular football" (fútbol popular) began in 2007, consisting of clubs "that want to return to the democratic, social and community roots of the sport." As of February 2021, there are 19 such clubs: Atlético Club de Socios – Former Atlético Madrid fans, disillusioned by the club's increasingly commercial nature, who formed a breakaway club in 2007. Avilés Stadium CF – Founded in 2015 by Real Avilés supporters disillusioned with unpopular chairman José María Tejero. CD Independiente de Vallecas CF Reus Roig-i-Negre – Phoenix club established in 2019 to replace CF Reus Deportiu, which was dissolved in 2020. CAP Ciudad de Murcia – Phoenix club established to replace Ciudad de Murcia, which relocated to Granada in 2007 and was dissolved in 2010. CFP Orihuela Deportiva – Phoenix club established to replace Orihuela Deportiva CF, which was dissolved in 1995. CP Almería – Established in 1983, became fan-owned in 2012. CD Cuenca-Mestallistes 1925 – Former Valencia CF fans, disillusioned by the club's increasingly commercial nature, who formed a breakaway club, based on the history of the former CD Cuenca. FC Tarraco – Established in November 2012. Huracán de Castellón – A football club established as a rejection of the commercial nature of CD Castellón. Ortuellako Jendea – Only local residents may play for the men's team. The club also has a women's team, which is not restricted to local players. Rosal FC – Established in 1929. SD Logroñés – Phoenix club established to replace CD Logroñés, which was dissolved in 2009. UC Ceares – Established in 1946, became fan-owned in 2011. UD Ourense – Phoenix club established to replace CD Ourense, which was dissolved in 2014. UD Aspense – Established in 2016. UP Palencia – Phoenix club established to replace CF Palencia, which was dissolved in 2012. Unionistas de Salamanca CF – Phoenix club established to honor UD Salamanca, which was dissolved in 2013. Xerez Deportivo FC – Phoenix club established to replace Xerez CD, which was nearly dissolved in 2013. Sweden All sports clubs in Sweden are owned by its members. The Swedish Sports Confederation allows clubs to create limited companies together with investors as long as the club controls a majority of the votes. Ukraine Metalist 1925 Veres Rivne (until 2019) United States