The 2016-17 campaign delivered a season of electric attacking flair and frustrating inconsistency for Las Palmas as Los Amarillos finished 14th in La Liga. Under manager Quique Setién, the team initially thrilled the Estadio Gran Canaria faithful with their enterprising football, soaring high in the table early in the season. Leading the charge was the high-profile signing, Kevin-Prince Boateng, whose 10 goals in the league provided a vital attacking spark alongside the brilliance of homegrown star Jonathan Viera. Despite a strong home record and a run to the Copa del Rey Round of 16, the campaign was ultimately defined by a dramatic slump in the second half, where the islanders struggled to maintain their early momentum, yet their memorable attacking identity under Setién remains a fondly remembered, defining chapter.