Gran Peña F.C. is a Spanish football club based in Vigo, Galicia, with a history dating back to 1926. According to the club's official history, Gran Peña was founded in 1926 by a group of friends who established the club in the same premises associated with its present location. The club has subsequently passed through several periods of development and restructuring while maintaining its identity within the football community of Vigo. The club operates from Avenida Ramón Nieto Otero in the Lavadores area of Vigo and maintains football facilities at Barreiro and Carballal. Its organisational information identifies Gran Peña F.C. as a sports-club entity, while LinkedIn categorises it within sports teams and clubs and identifies its headquarters in Vigo. Gran Peña has historically participated in Spain's regional and national football competitions. Its club records document numerous seasons in the Tercera División and, more recently, participation in the Tercera Federación. The club's official website currently identifies the first team as competing in Group 1 of the Tercera Federación. The club also operates a broader football structure beyond its senior side, with teams and player-development activities across different age categories. Its website provides information on team squads, competitions, schedules, results and youth football, demonstrating an organisational focus on both senior and grassroots development. Gran Peña has also had a recent association with RC Celta's development structure. The club competed as Celta C–Gran Peña during the 2021/22 to 2023/24 seasons, according to historical club records. A subsequent account from the club's former coach described the project following the end of the affiliation agreement with RC Celta. In its current structure, the club is managed by a board headed by President Waldo Otero Fernandez, with Ramón Santos García as Vice President and Mª Martínez Zúñiga as Secretary, alongside other board members. Gran Peña therefore represents a long-established football institution in Vigo, combining senior competitive football with youth and community-oriented football activities.