History
The club was founded in 1994. [1] It is not the only club with the name Fiorentina in Cape Verde, another is Fiorentina-Calabaceira, a member of the Santiago South Regional Football Association.
The club won their first trophy in 1997. After celebrating the 10th anniversary of its foundation, Fiorentina became an official registered club in 2005. It formally became a member of the Santo Antão South Regional Football Association (ARFSSA), in 2007. The following year, alongside Lajedos (known then as Lagedos) and Inter, they played their first match. In the same year, they won their first title, having won their league on their island and earned a place in the national championship. However, in the final series, they did not win a single game and only had two ties, finishing with a total of two points.
Due to financial problems and flagging popularity, Fiorentina did not appear in the competition in 2011 nor 2012, nor from 2014 to 2015. The club returned during the 2015-16 season, [2] their first and last matches were against Lajedos. [3] Unlike some other leagues and championships, the half-season meetings were out of order. The club finished fifth with four wins, two draws, five losses and 14 points. In 2017, Fiorentina finished fourth with 12 points, but with two less than the previous season: three wins and draws and six losses.
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