Estadio Manuel Martínez Valero serves as Elche’s iconic home in southeastern Spain. With a capacity of 36,017, this stadium has been the heart of Franjiverdes football since 1976. Named after a former club president, the ground underwent significant renovations for the 1982 World Cup, where it hosted three matches including the legendary Italy-Brazil encounter. The stadium’s distinctive green seats mirror the club’s colors, while its four towering floodlights create a dramatic nighttime atmosphere. Located in the Altet neighborhood, Martínez Valero is known for its passionate local support and Mediterranean ambiance. The stadium’s hybrid pitch maintains excellent quality year-round, supporting Elche’s attractive style of play.