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Club Universitario de Deportes, more commonly known as simply Universitario, is a Peruvian professional sports club based in Lima, Peru. The club competes in Liga 1, the highest tier of Peruvian football, and is one of the country's most successful and historically significant teams. This unofficial Club Universitario de Deportes flag (Spanish: bandera no oficial del Club Universitario de Deportes) features the club's official emblem placed on a cream background, a design choice inspired by the team's traditional home kit and its strong association with the color cream.

Flag Proportion:3:5 (standard flag ratio)
Flag Format:Animated GIF (25-frame loop)
Flag Usage:Fan-made / unofficial digital flag

The club's simple emblem consists of a large burgundy letter "U" centered within a cream-colored circle outlined in a thick burgundy border. The letter "U" stands for "Universitario" and represents the club's academic origins, as well as pride, tradition, and unity among its students and players. The club was founded on August 7, 1924, by students and teachers of the National University of San Marcos under the name Federación Universitaria. In 1931, after university authorities asked the club to stop using the university's name, it adopted the name Club Universitario de Deportes while retaining the symbolic "U" to honor its academic roots. The team's cream-colored jerseys also gave rise to its famous nickname, "Los Cremas" ("The Creams"), making cream a defining element of the club's visual identity.

TEAM INFORMATION (2026)
Team name:Club Universitario de Deportes
Team nicknames:La U (The U),
Los Cremas (The Creams),
Los Merengues (The Meringues),
El Cuadro Estudiantil (The Student Team),
Los de Odriozola (The Odriozola Ones),
Garra Crema (Cream Claw)
Team abbreviation:U
Founded:1924
Location:Lima, Peru
Stadium:Estadio Monumental "U"
Capacity:80,093
League:Liga 1
Team Colors:Cream, burgundy and black
Championships:29
Second places:16
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