C.a. Valdevez

The team ran into serious financial problems after the 2009–10 season and was stopped. They previously played in the Portuguese Second Division Serie A and finished in 3rd place during the 2007/08 season. They will continue to play their home games in 2012–13 in Estádio Municipal da Coutada with a capacity of 4,000.

Clube Atlético dos Arcos

Full name	Clube Atlético dos Arcos
Founded	1945-2009 and renewed in 2012
Ground	Estádio Municipal da Coutada, Arcos Valdevez
Capacity	4,000
Chairman	José Carlos Caçador Marinho
Manager	Fernando Rego
League	Portuguese Second Division Serie A
2007/08	Portuguese Second Division Serie A, 3rd

The local town government, according to an article in an August weekly edition of the "Noticias dos Arcos", had donated 20,000 euros to help start the team's return to the districts league of Viana do Castelo. According to the website zerozero.pt, the 2012–13 roster features a number of players from local clubs such as Ponte De Barca and Proselense. The schedule for 2012–13 has not yet been announced by the regional federation.

Prior to the club stopping, they successfully competed and during the 2008–09 Portuguese Cup they reached as far as the quarterfinals before losing in penalty kicks to First Division Club Nacional da Madeira. This match, which was moved from the Coutada Stadium to the new regional stadium in Melgaco, disappointed many followers who did not want to travel during a weekday to a remote location, which became necessary in order for it to be televised. Outside of hosting First Division Club Sport Lisboa e Benfica in a Portuguese Cup match in the early 1980s, the match against Nacional was the most important of the current generation.

There are various prominent alumni associated with the team, the biggest is former manager Jorge Casquilha (2007–08), who is currently managing First Division Newly Promoted Portuguese Club Moreirense. Other former alumni of the club include Pedro Tiba, Camora, Helder Cabral and Leandro Morais, the once manager of Atletico dos Arcos who achieved the two recent promotions with the club, is currently the assistant manager of the legendary and former champion of Portugal, Boavista.

The club president is José Carlos Caçador Marinho. They announced Fernando Rego who is currently 51 years of age as their coach. Valdevez is sponsored by Seguravez, Oliveiros Group, and the Municipality of Arcos de Valdevez.

The 2017/2018 line-up is as follows:

Goalkeepers

- Cesteiro 27 yrs old.

- Koke 23 yrs old.

Defenders

-Ângelo Rego 26 yrs old.

-Tiago Letras 20 yrs old.

-Hélder Feijó 27 yrs old.

-Nélson Amorim 26 yrs old.

-Pedro Rocha 32 yrs old.

Midfielders

-Paulo Amaral 39 yrs old.

-Tiago Bonera 26 yrs old.

-Flávio Dantas 21 yrs old.

-Nélson Ventura 23 yrs old.

-Patrick Cunha 24 yrs old.

-Guima 24 yrs old.

-Rui Pereira 18 yrs old.

Forwards

-Licas Feijó 22 yrs old.

-Hugo Reis 21 yrs old.

They were promoted in the 2016/2017 season to the district league of Viana do Castelo and will play the Campeonato de Portugal Prio 2017/18 season. Atl. dos Arcos won the Regional Cup in 2015/16, the 2nd division cup in 2012/13, and earned 2nd place in the First Division District Cup in 2016/17. The main colors of the club are red and white. The alternative colors typically used are blue and yellow. Although Atletico dos Arcos is a small team in relation to many other football clubs in Portugal, they do receive an incredible amount of support from immigrants spread all over the world including France, Canada, Switzerland, United States and Brazil.

• CA Valdevez Updated Unofficial site (Portuguese)