The founding
A group of boys, all under eighteen, founds the club on 24 August and names it after the field where the children of Acosta Ñu were believed to have fought.
Santísima Trinidad · Asunción
A hundred and thirteen years on the same block. White for purity, green for hope: the albiverde is back in the top flight.
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First Division standings, updated matchday by matchday.
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The club never left the neighbourhood Santísima Trinidad, Asunción, since 1913.
Rubio Ñu was born in 1913 in Santísima Trinidad and never left the neighbourhood. Resilience is what defines its history.
A group of boys, all under eighteen, founds the club on 24 August and names it after the field where the children of Acosta Ñu were believed to have fought.
After twenty-three years, Itá Ybaté and Flor de Mayo, two clubs from the same neighbourhood, merge with Rubio Ñu to keep it alive.
The team wins the División Intermedia and seals promotion to the top flight.
Rubio Ñu competes again against the biggest clubs in the country, with La Arboleda as its home ground.
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Every other week, this stand fills up La Arboleda, Santísima Trinidad.
Members keep the club going all year: they get into La Arboleda, pick their seat and vote at the general assembly.
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