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Revision as of 10:24, 14 October 2022

Daau City FC
DaauCity.png
Full name Daau City Football Club
Nickname(s) Daau Citizens
Founded 2010
Ground Daas-Bedok Stadium
(capacity: 25,000)
Owner City Football Group
Chairman Ibrahim Yew
Head coach Daau Pipi Rodriguez
League Daau Super League
2022–23 TBD
Kit
DaauCityKits.jpg

Daau City Football Club is a professional football club based in Daas-Bedok. They play in the Daau Super League.

History

Daau City Council FC

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 their main colors set as red and white to represent the nations flag and to also show support to 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.

After major signings of Halim Aiman, Aboodai Ntcham from rivals Daau United, the club would win their first President Cup in the 2020-21 season.

Daau City FC

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 Aboodai Ntcham's 1.4m deal. Alongside Roy Bakker was Yunosuke and Akihisa whom both 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.

Fans

Rivals

Daau City has the Daau Derby with Daau United as they share the name "Daau". 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 Aboodai Ntcham during the 2020-21 season.

Current Squad (Registered for 22/23 Season)

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 Mukundan Maran
2 Daau DF Amirul Adli
3 Daau DF Feran Haziq (captain)
4 Sanpantul DF Watase Yunosuke
5 Daau DF Amy Recha
6 Daau DF Christopher Can Huizen
7 Daau FW Izzdin Shuai
8 Daau DF Tolemolu Toletaka
9 Batavia FW Roy Bakker
10 Daau MF Huzaifa Hairie
11 Sanpantul FW Dokite Akihisa
12 Krasnovlac FW Micha Slo Forbun (on loan from Belaov City)
13 Daau DF Faizal Yio
No. Position Player
14 Daau DF Michael Xu
15 Daau FW Aboodai Ntcham
16 Daau MF Halim Aiman
17 Daau GK Petr Slav
18 Daau DF Yue Tsz Nam
19 Daau MF Anumanthan Kumar
20 Oportia GK Maxence Giraut
21 Daau DF Umar Abudallah
23 Daau DF Samuel Yee
24 Daau FW Bheke Singh
25 Daau FW Jamie Hudson
26 Daau DF Danish Ashraf
50 Daau MF Jeffery
77 Daau FW Tam Tsun Yin