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Revision as of 14:02, 12 October 2022

Cezero Negrata
NEGRATA.png
Full name Cezero Negrata Bola Peam
Nickname(s) Lions
Founded 2008
Ground Daau Bay Park
(capacity: 3,800)
Manager Daau Simon Simao
League Daau League

Cezero Negrata Bola Peam or Cezero Negrata is a Dauian professional association football club based in Daau-Bay which plays in the Daau League.

Founded in 2008, Cezero Negrata are the second oldest club in the Daau League, after Turmil Basakhesir.

The club serves as a feeder club for the City Football Group owned clubs, with Daau City taking up most of the players.

History

Daau Bay Workers Athletic Association Football Club

The club was first founded as the DBU Workers AA Football Club in 2008 by Samiel Nadrha.

DBUWAA would then win their first silverware in their debut season, being the winners of the President Cup in the 2008-09 season.

Cezero Negrata

The club would then be renamed to Cezero Negrata in the 2011-12 season and sold to Seragaan Limited.

Seragaan Limited would transfer the club to be under the City Football Group in 2021.

Cezero would win the Southern Seragaan League in the 2021-22 season and reach the Daau League.

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.

No. Position Player
1 Krasnovlac GK Fal Dreag
2 Phinbella DF Farhan Yew
3 Daau DF Samuel Tatafu (captain)
4 Daau DF Wang Hei
5 Daau DF Jeremy Schobai
6 Daau MF Meil Schruder
7 Daau MF Ken Hirohata
8 Daau MF Daniel Pereira
9 Daau MF Alexis M. Pellegrino
10 Daau FW Moses Wakaso
11 Daau FW Ghja Mkakdi
12 Daau GK Dylan Pereira
13 Daau MF Jun Yata
No. Position Player
14 Daau DF Hunter Shan
15 Victoria DF Reece Butler
16 Daau DF Enzo Jernanze
17 Daau DF Hwang Un Bom
18 Daau FW Yang Xi
19 Daau MF Jeffery De SIlva
20 Krasnovlac FW Ulgar
21 Daau MF Vikram Mata
22 Daau FW Varshall Singh
23 Daau FW Abdullah Ishac
24 Daau MF Jordan Bin mat Rowi (on loan from Bintang Lukana)
25 Daau DF Yusof Bin mat Rowi
62 Daau GK Clovis Bin mat Rowi (on loan from Daau City II)