Club The Strongest is a professional sports club based in La Paz, Bolivia. The club competes in the Bolivian Primera División, the top tier of Bolivian football, and is one of the country's most historic and successful teams. This unofficial Club The Strongest flag (Spanish: bandera no oficial del Club The Strongest) features the club's official emblem centered on a black-and-yellow vertically striped background, a design inspired by the team's traditional home jersey and iconic color identity.
| Flag Proportion: | 3:5 (standard flag ratio) |
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| Flag Format: | Animated GIF (25-frame loop) |
| Flag Usage: | Fan-made / unofficial digital flag |
The club's emblem is designed as a shield covered with black-and-yellow vertical stripes. A yellow band across the upper section of the shield bears the team name "THE STRONGEST" in black lettering, while the center features the head of a fierce-looking tiger. The tiger represents the club's famous nickname, "El Tigre" ("The Tiger"), as well as the spirit of "garra stronguista," a phrase referring to the team's fighting claw, determination, and fierce resolve. Adopted as a permanent club symbol in the late 1960s, the tiger embodies an unyielding fighting spirit, resilience in adversity, and the determination never to give up. The black-and-yellow colors were adopted when the club was founded in 1908 and were originally inspired by the Chayñita, a local bird of La Paz whose plumage features a similar color pattern. Even the name "The Strongest," chosen by the founders, reflects the ideals of strength, endurance, and power that remain central to the club's identity.
| Team name: | Club The Strongest |
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| Team nicknames: | Tigre (The Tiger), Aurinegro (Gold and Black), Gualdinegro (Yellow and Black), Decano (The Dean) |
| Team abbreviation: | - |
| Founded: | 1908 |
| Location: | La Paz, Bolivia |
| Stadium: | Estadio Hernando Siles, Estadio Rafael Mendoza (select games) |
| Capacity: | 41,143 14,000 |
| League: | Bolivian Primera División |
| Team Colors: | Black and yellow |
| Championships: | 16 |
| Second places: | 18 |
| Mascots: | - |
