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Orlegi Sports

Orlegi Sports is Grupo Orlegi's division specialized in developing, operating, and scaling sports assets, including clubs, stadiums, events, and entertainment platforms.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

Orlegi Sports is Grupo Orlegi's division specialized in developing, operating, and scaling sports assets, including clubs, stadiums, events, and entertainment platforms. Founded in 2006, it operates clubs such as Club Santos Laguna and Real Sporting de Gijón, along with infrastructure including Territorio Santos Modelo and Gijón's Mareo and El Molinón. Its foundational value is 'Ganar Sirviendo' (Win by Serving), and it describes its model as integrating infrastructure, processes, talent, and leadership to deliver sporting results, sustainable growth, and positive social impact.

History

Orlegi Sports was founded in 2006 as Grupo Orlegi's division specialized in developing, operating, and scaling sports assets, including clubs, stadiums, events, and entertainment platforms. Its management model was born in 2006 with the transformation of Club Santos Laguna, marking the beginning of a new way of managing sport. Since then, it has developed world-class infrastructure, built successful sporting projects, and established competitive organizations both on and off the field. This same vision enabled the transformation of Atlas FC, achieving historic milestones and consolidating a replicable, sustainable model. Since 2022, Real Sporting de Gijón has been part of Orlegi Sports international expansion.

Products and positioning

A sports asset management division that designs ecosystems combining performance, business, and social impact, creating sustainable value for communities, partners, and investors.

Product categories. Sports clubs · Stadiums and sports infrastructure · Events · Entertainment platforms

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