Daas City FC
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| Full name | Daas City Football Club |
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| Nickname(s) | Daas Citizens |
| Founded | 2010 |
| Ground |
Daas-Bedok Stadium (capacity: 25,000) |
| Owner | City Football Group |
| Chairman | Ibrahim Yew |
| Head coach |
 Pipi Rodriguez |
| League | Daau Super League |
| 2023–24 | TBA |
Daas City Football Club is a professional football club based in Daas-Bedok. They play in the Daau Super League.
Usually considered one of the big 3 in Daau, the club is one of the wealthiest clubs in Eura due to its owner being Daau's most wealthiest man, Isaac Yew. The club is also known in Daau for having "no history" as the club was founded in 2010 for business purposes.
History
The club was founded as Daau City Council FC by the Seragaan City Council in order to pay a tribute to the nation's name. The club then had its main colors set as red and white to represent the flag of the nation and to also show support for the nation's footballing culture. DCCFC would fail to win a single Daau Super League title during their 5-year stay in the league, only finishing 2nd as their best result for 3 years in a row. Following the major signings of Halim Aiman, and Abudal Ntcham from rivals Daau United, the club would win their first President Cup in the 2020-21 season.
The club was sold for Cr 500k in July 2021 to City Football Group after the group gained all the shares and rights to the club beforehand. 1st Cousin Ibrahim Yew was chosen as the club chairman to lead the club further.
In the following season, Daau City would announce the shock signing of Roy Bakker for Cr 2.5m, becoming the club's most expensive transfer since Abudal Ntcham's 1.4m deal. Alongside Roy Bakker were Yunosuke and Akihisa who joined for a combined fee of 1.8m. Daau City would win their first silverware under Pipi Rodriguez during the 2022-23 season, winning the first Daau SuperShield
The club would be renamed Daas City Football Club to suit its location and unique branding in December 2022.
The citizens claimed their first Daau Super League since their founding back in 2010 as they beat Bintang Lukana on the final day with a dramatic 3-2 finish to gain a 2 point advantage and seal the league title despite a downward form of results. The club would win the treble of the All Dauian Cup, the SuperShield and the Super League in the same year, breaking all former records. The team was awarded Cr 8.6m in total prize money and saw the social follower count rise by thousands.
Daas City would announce the signing of Danilo Mannino for a record Cr 8.5m fee, breaking all prior records in Daau and Vegno for the highest paid fee for a transfer. The team would hire former Daau national team head coach Markus Nielsen in their title-defending season as Pipi Rodriguez was redesignated as the club technical director.
Fans
Rivals
Daau City has the Daau Derby with Daau United as they are in close proximity. The derby is usually fully packed due to the long-lasting rivalry. A few players have transferred from one side to another, being Halim Aiman and Abudal Ntcham during the 2020-21 season.
Controversy
City Football Group
The club fell under fire when the club was sold to the Krasno-Dauian-based City Football Group for a low price of Cr 500k and would make crazy signings such as Roy Bakker, Micha Slo Forbun and the duo of Yunosuke and Akihisa in which all were heavily criticized by the Dauian media for "ruining Dauian football" with their new signing which looked to wreck havoc to the opponent's defense.
Team Staff
| Position | Staff |
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| Technical Director | Pipi Rodriguez
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| Head Coach |  Markus Nielsen
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| Assistant Coach | Alexis Mikel
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| Goalkeeping Coach | Claudio Allpah
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| Fitness Coach | Khalish Ramuk
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Managerial history
| Duration | Manager |
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| 2021 | Rodrigo de Valle
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| 2021–23 | Pipi Rodriguez
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| 2023– | Markus Nielsen
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Players
First team squad
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FMF eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
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Out on loan
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FMF eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
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Season-to-season record
| Season | Tier | Division | Teams | Position | Home Stadium | All Dauian Cup | SuperShield | DNTP Under-21 League | DNTP Under-18 League |
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| 2022–23 | 1 | Super League | 8 | 1 | Daas Besar Stadium | Champion | Champion | Under-21 Champions | Under-18 3rd place |
