Seragaan United

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Seragaan United
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Full name Seragaan United Football Club
Nickname(s) The Blades
Founded 1979
Ground Seragaan West Stadium
(capacity: 23,000)
Owner Abdul Al-Shabab
Chairman Yusuf Al-Shabab
Head coach Daau Rafael Mendes
League Daau Super League
2023–24 TBD

Seragaan United Football Club or commonly known as Seragaan United is a professional football club based in Seragaan, Daau. The club competes in the Daau Super League and plays its games in the Seragaan State Stadium.

History

Seragaan United was founded on April 1st, 1979 under the leadership of Yasser Al-Shabab. The club was first a member of the Dauian Amateur League before they obtained the license for a higher division. The club originally competed in the Dauian Lower League where they historically signed Power Forward and current head of youth Isaac Zainol. The club remained in the Dauian Lower League where they were champions for 2 seasons in a row before being invited to be promoted to the Daau Top League to fully professionalize ahead of the 2006-07 season. The club remained in the mid-table spot in the DTL for years to come and remained competitive in the Daau Super League.

The Blades were sadly relegated following 5 seasons in the top tier of Dauian football due to the lack of quality players and funding and was dropped down to the D-League where they again were relegated into another tier below. The club's deteriorating reputation in Dauian football drove investors away and led to the club officially self-relegating to the Lower League in the 2014-15 season of the D-League due to bankruptcy and other internal issues with the DAFA. Prior to liquidation the club would be purchased by Abdul Yahzen Buhari ahead of the 2015-16 season and promised to bring the club back to the very top.

The club achieved back-to-back promotions in a few seasons time as they went from bottom of the D-League to the top of the D-League and were promoted back to the top flight ahead of the 2022-23 season alongside new funding from the owners in order to solidify their place in the league. The Blades signed foreigners from Oportia and Craitland such as Caspar Laintens, Radu Preda, and Jaroslaw B. in pre-season to make sure they're in for a fair fight. The club would finish in a desired 6th place, well above the relegation zone, and declared it a successful season.

Ahead of the 2023-24 season, the club would hire Isaac Zainol as their new manager following the departure of Raphael Mendes.

Club Tradition

As the club was founded with a goal to push Matabese footballers in Daau closer to the professional level of Dauian football, the club currently only signs Matabese-Dauian players rather than opting for foreign talents. It has won a total of 3 titles while being in the league.

Team staff

Senior squad

Position Staff
Manager Daau Isaac Zainol
Assistant Manager Daau Syazmi Afiq
Athletic Coaches Daau Mat Noor Abdullah
Daau Olivier Tchougang
Goalkeeping Coach Mataba Adam Muhammad
Fitness Coach Daau Kharin Nizammudin

Youth squads

Position Staff
Head of Youth Daau Timothy Ong
Under 21s Manager Daau Yusuf Shahril
Under 21s Goalkeeping Coach Mataba Syafiq Muhammad
Under 21s Fitness Coach Mataba Yeo Jia Jian
Under 18s Manager Daau Tan Kok Meng

Players

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FMF eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Daau GK Ethan Tan
2 Mataba DF Amim Al-Faritz
3 Daau DF Al Ali-Mutab
4 Daau DF Abdualeh El-Daerna U22
5 Daau DF Nasrullah Simao (captain)
6 Daau MF Mohammad Al-Tamar U22
7 Daau FW Nassar Al-Dawari U22
8 Daau FW Ahmed Syiran
9 Daau MF Micha Slo Forbun
10 Mataba MF Akram Alif
11 Daau FW Juresh El-Batin
12 Daau MF Kristian Erik U22
No. Position Player
13 Daau FW Jareth Lukmann U22
14 Mataba FW Omar Al-Dhota
15 Merenolitovina MF Jarosław Brzęczyszczykiewicz
16 Daau MF Lim Teck Whye
17 Vegno DF Giorgio Spaghetto
18 Daau DF Yong Tian Long U22
19 Daau MF Fikri Putra Angerah U22
20 Daau MF Kishon David
21 Daau FW Brendall Kiyam
22 Daau DF VK Amarjit
23 Daau MF Hassan
82 Daau GK Justin Epurescu

Seragaan United U21

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FMF eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Daau GK Farhan El-Batin
2 Daau DF Azmi Arhan Rohaizad
3 Daau MF Hamizan Ahmad
4 Daau MF Syabil Mustaqim
5 Daau MF Adam Nadzli
6 Daau MF Abdil Memesh
7 Daau MF Akhmal Asyraaf
No. Position Player
8 Daau MF Haizal Syukri
9 Daau MF Nasrul Gareth Sham
10 Daau DF Emil Klarsson
11 Daau DF Charlie Tan-Kraft
14 Daau MF Lau Zhi Yong

On loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FMF eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.

No. Position Player
- Oportia MF Radu Preda (on loan to Sembalang Sentek Mariners FC)

Season-to-season record

Season Tier Division Teams Position Home Stadium All Dauian Cup SuperShield DNTP Under-21 League DNTP Under-18 League
2022–23 2 Premier League 10 6 Polis Stadium Dira MKH Did not participate Did not participate Did not participate Did not participate