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'''The Sultan's Football Club''', commonly referred to '''Sultan FC''', '''SFC or Kings''' is a Matabese professional football club competing in the Liga Mataba. The team currently plays their games in the Sultan Fadli Stadium in the captial region.  
'''The Sultan's Football Club''', commonly referred to '''Sultan FC''', '''SFC or Kings''' is a [[Mataba|Matabese]] professional football club competing in the [[Liga Mataba]]. The team currently plays their games in the [[Sultan Fadli Stadium]] in the capital region. Sultan FC is also the oldest current professional club in Mataba playing in the [[Liga Mataba]], being founded in 1607, 1 year after the founding of Mataba.  


The team is one of the biggest teams in Mataba and are commonly referred as the big 2 with [[Pahmer FC]].  
The team is one of the biggest teams in Mataba and is commonly referred to as the big 2 with [[Pahmer FC]].  


== History ==
== History ==


=== Early years ===
=== Early years ===
As Mataba's largest club, the club was founded by the 1st Sultan Tyer Jobbat who had a huge liking of football back then following the fouding of the country. He would name himself manager of the team and started his own football competition, the Jobbat Super League or JSL. Sultan FC then were mostly consisted of Royal workers and sometimes had former professionals from around the region to play league games with the team. The team was nicknamed the Kings as they went invincible once in the Jobbat Super League season, beating every team on their way. Before the founding of the Matabese League, Sultan FC were league champions of every edition of the Jobbat Super League.
As Mataba's largest club, the club was founded by the 1st Sultan Tyer Jobbat who had a huge liking of football back then following the founding of the country. He would name himself the manager of the team and start his own football competition, the Jobbat Super League or JSL. Sultan FC then mostly consisted of Royal workers and sometimes had former professionals from around the region to play league games with the team. The team has nicknamed the Kings as they went invincible once in the Jobbat Super League season, beating every team on their way. Before the founding of the Matabese League, Sultan FC was league champions of every edition of the Jobbat Super League, meaning the team has 10 Jobbat Super League trophies.


=== Matabese League ===
=== Matabese Super Division ===
Following the reformation of the Matabese Football System, Sultan Tyer agreed to allow Sultan FC to join the newly formed Matabese Super Division, or the Matabese Division in short. The team however finished 3rd in the 10-team league, disappointing the Sultan who expected his team to win the league. This led to a huge reform of the club and allowed more talented academy players to move up the ranks and break into the first-team squad. This allowed the club to produce Matabese talents such as Rajeet Surphanat, Alif Abdullah, Quentin Wang, and other big-name talents.
 
The club was also the first in the league to name a full under-20 squad for a league game as the team was strong enough to compete against the others.
 
Tyer Jobbat handed over the managerial duties to club legend Farhan Kimura as his health was declining and he had completed his goal of nurturing young talents.
 
Sultan FC won the Matabese Division 5 times before eventually coming to a halt.
 
==== Death of the 1st Sultan ====
The death of Tyer Jobbat led to a civil war which saw most Sultan FC players be enlisted to the National Army to fight against Brother [[Jhan Tyer]]. The club was put to a halt along with the league as a whole. The Sultan Stadium was used for wartime support for medical camps and for war-torn families to sleep and rest in. Sultan FC never returned to the stadium since.
 
==== Takeover by Idris Engka ====
The club would be taken over by [[Idris Engka]] as Matabese royal customs stated that all who ascended to the throne should be named president of the club. However, as Idris wasn't as interested in football as others in the bloodline, he delegated the club to his personal advisor and cousin, Aziz Muhammad. Aziz would be named as manager following his successful application for a national A license which allowed him to coach the team.
 
==== Later years ====
The club would remain as a side project of the royal family and wasn't mentioned much in the royal documents as the family tried separating ties between the football club and them.
 
=== Present ===
The club was reinstated as a Matabese royal family property as Sultan [[Rahndesh Fadli]] took over the throne. The club is now under his leadership and is managed by Dauian-Matabese footballing legend Justin Smith.
 
==== Liga Mataba ====
Sultan FC rejoined the top league of Mataba after being absent for the past 30 years or so, competing in the lower divisions due to the low funding and attention given by the royal family. The club's president is currently [[Mohammad Rahndesh]].
 
The team would sign [[Ivan Spagnol]] of [[Vegno]] for an undisclosed fee in January 2023, marking him as the first foreigner the club has ever signed. The club then announced the arrivals of Dauian defender [[Edu Bendini]] who signed for a shocking Cr 25k fee from [[Seragaan FC]] and [[Trịnh Nhật Hùng]] on loan from [[Bintang Lukana]]. Sultan Rahndesh stated that he would love for his team to win the league again and these signings would properly upgrade the team.
 
Sultan FC also is now partnered with the Dauian youth team [[Nokia Academy]] in hopes of bringing more high-quality youth talents to the club and allowing local talents to receive better training overseas.


==Players==
==Players==
===First team squad===
===First team squad===
{{Fs start}}
{{Fs player|no=1|nation=Mataba|name=[[Syazhan Muhaimi]]|pos=GK|other=[[wikipedia:Captain (association football)|captain]]}}
{{Fs player|no=2|nation=Mataba|name=[[Dominic Cheng]]|pos=DF}}
{{Fs player|no=3|nation=Mataba|name=[[Yazain Al-Arab]]|pos=DF}}
{{Fs player|no=4|nation=Mataba|name=[[Quentin Cheng]]|pos=DF}}
{{Fs player|no=5|nation=Mataba|name=[[Syed Firdaus Kassim]]|pos=DF}}
{{Fs player|no=6|nation=Mataba|name=[[Shahril Azri]]|pos=MF}}
{{Fs player|no=7|nation=Mataba|name=[[Muhammad Al-Qari]]|pos=MF}}
{{Fs player|no=10|nation=Mataba|name=[[Jamie Martins]]|pos=FW}}
{{Fs player|no=11|nation=Mataba|name=[[Farizal Halimat]]|pos=FW}}
{{Fs player|no=12|nation=Mataba|name=[[Shahrul Nazri]]|pos=DF}}
{{Fs player|no=13|nation=Mataba|name=[[Adam Azih]]|pos=DF}}
{{Fs mid}}
{{Fs player|no=14|nation=Mataba|name=[[Harith Haikal]]|pos=MF}}
{{Fs player|no=15|nation=Mataba|name=[[Khairul Azhan]]|pos=GK}}
{{Fs player|no=16|nation=Mataba|name=[[Gan Shenglong]]|pos=MF}}
{{Fs player|no=17|nation=Mataba|name=[[Het Htet Aung]]|pos=FW}}
{{Fs player|no=18|nation=Mataba|name=[[Zulfahmi Noor]]|pos=DF}}
{{Fs player|no=19|nation=Mataba|name=[[Khuzaimi Piee]]|pos=DF}}
{{Fs player|no=20|nation=Mataba|name=[[Jayson Wan Muhammad]]|pos=GK}}
{{Fs player|no=21|nation=Mataba|name=[[Richmond Tetteh]]|pos=FW}}
{{Fs player|no=22|nation=Mataba|name=[[Aidil Shahrul]]|pos=MF}}
{{Fs player|no=23|nation=Daau|name=[[Edu Bendini]]|pos=DF}}
{{Fs player|no=31|nation=Mataba|name=[[Alexandre Amponsah]]|pos=FW}}
{{Fs player|no=32|nation=Mataba|name=[[Shakir Shahrul]]|pos=DF}}
{{Fs player|no=33|nation=Daau|name=[[Farhan Hassan]]|pos=DF}}
{{Fs player|no=46|nation=Vegno|name=[[Ivan Spagnol]]|pos=DF}}
{{Fs end}}


===Notable former players===
===NDP U-21 Squad===
{{Fs start}}
{{Fs player|no=-|nation=Mataba|name=[[Syazwan Arsene]]|pos=GK}}
{{Fs player|no=-|nation=Mataba|name=[[Jamais Atera]]|pos=MF}}
{{Fs player|no=-|nation=Mataba|name=[[Christopher Dos Alegio Santos|Sãnto]]|pos=FW}}
{{Fs player|no=-|nation=Mataba|name=[[Trịnh Tuấn Hải]]|pos=FW}}
{{Fs mid}}
{{Fs end}}
 
== Coaching staff ==
 
=== Sultan Football Club ===
 
: ''As of 9 January 2023''
 
{| class="wikitable"
!Position
!Name
|-
|President
|[[Mohammad Rahndesh]]
|-
|Team manager
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Iker Azman}}
|-
|Manager
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Justin Smith}}
|-
| rowspan="2" |Assistant Managers
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kevin Rahmat}}
|-
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Nelson Hansson}}
|-
|Goalkeeper coach
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Wan Zulkhaimi}}
|-
|Team doctor
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Hwang In bong}}
|-
|Physiotherapist
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Farli Ramis}}
|-
|Fitness coach
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Isaac Abdil}}
|-
|Sport psychologist
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Li Wen Hwang}}
|-
|Team analyst
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Lasse Jensen}}
|-
|Team coordinator
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Midos Al-Henawi}}
|-
|Media officer
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Ishac Yew Ban Huat}}
|-
|Kitman
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=James Goh}}
|}


==Honours==
==Honours==
=== Domestic ===
==== League ====
* Matabese Division: 5 times champions
* Jobbat Super League; 10 times champions
* Inner Mataba Football League Champions: 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2019-20, 2020-21, 2022
==== Cup ====
* Mataba Super Cup Champions: 2022


[[Category:Football teams]]
[[Category:Football teams]]
[[Category:Daau]]
[[Category:Daau]]
[[Category:Mataba]]
[[Category:Mataba]]

Latest revision as of 17:10, 22 June 2024

Sultan FC
SultanFC.png
Full name Sultan Football Club
Nickname(s) Kings
Ground Sultan Fadli Stadium
(capacity: 25,000)
Manager Daau Justin Smith
League Liga Mataba
2022–23 TBD

The Sultan's Football Club, commonly referred to Sultan FC, SFC or Kings is a Matabese professional football club competing in the Liga Mataba. The team currently plays their games in the Sultan Fadli Stadium in the capital region. Sultan FC is also the oldest current professional club in Mataba playing in the Liga Mataba, being founded in 1607, 1 year after the founding of Mataba.

The team is one of the biggest teams in Mataba and is commonly referred to as the big 2 with Pahmer FC.

History

Early years

As Mataba's largest club, the club was founded by the 1st Sultan Tyer Jobbat who had a huge liking of football back then following the founding of the country. He would name himself the manager of the team and start his own football competition, the Jobbat Super League or JSL. Sultan FC then mostly consisted of Royal workers and sometimes had former professionals from around the region to play league games with the team. The team has nicknamed the Kings as they went invincible once in the Jobbat Super League season, beating every team on their way. Before the founding of the Matabese League, Sultan FC was league champions of every edition of the Jobbat Super League, meaning the team has 10 Jobbat Super League trophies.

Matabese Super Division

Following the reformation of the Matabese Football System, Sultan Tyer agreed to allow Sultan FC to join the newly formed Matabese Super Division, or the Matabese Division in short. The team however finished 3rd in the 10-team league, disappointing the Sultan who expected his team to win the league. This led to a huge reform of the club and allowed more talented academy players to move up the ranks and break into the first-team squad. This allowed the club to produce Matabese talents such as Rajeet Surphanat, Alif Abdullah, Quentin Wang, and other big-name talents.

The club was also the first in the league to name a full under-20 squad for a league game as the team was strong enough to compete against the others.

Tyer Jobbat handed over the managerial duties to club legend Farhan Kimura as his health was declining and he had completed his goal of nurturing young talents.

Sultan FC won the Matabese Division 5 times before eventually coming to a halt.

Death of the 1st Sultan

The death of Tyer Jobbat led to a civil war which saw most Sultan FC players be enlisted to the National Army to fight against Brother Jhan Tyer. The club was put to a halt along with the league as a whole. The Sultan Stadium was used for wartime support for medical camps and for war-torn families to sleep and rest in. Sultan FC never returned to the stadium since.

Takeover by Idris Engka

The club would be taken over by Idris Engka as Matabese royal customs stated that all who ascended to the throne should be named president of the club. However, as Idris wasn't as interested in football as others in the bloodline, he delegated the club to his personal advisor and cousin, Aziz Muhammad. Aziz would be named as manager following his successful application for a national A license which allowed him to coach the team.

Later years

The club would remain as a side project of the royal family and wasn't mentioned much in the royal documents as the family tried separating ties between the football club and them.

Present

The club was reinstated as a Matabese royal family property as Sultan Rahndesh Fadli took over the throne. The club is now under his leadership and is managed by Dauian-Matabese footballing legend Justin Smith.

Liga Mataba

Sultan FC rejoined the top league of Mataba after being absent for the past 30 years or so, competing in the lower divisions due to the low funding and attention given by the royal family. The club's president is currently Mohammad Rahndesh.

The team would sign Ivan Spagnol of Vegno for an undisclosed fee in January 2023, marking him as the first foreigner the club has ever signed. The club then announced the arrivals of Dauian defender Edu Bendini who signed for a shocking Cr 25k fee from Seragaan FC and Trịnh Nhật Hùng on loan from Bintang Lukana. Sultan Rahndesh stated that he would love for his team to win the league again and these signings would properly upgrade the team.

Sultan FC also is now partnered with the Dauian youth team Nokia Academy in hopes of bringing more high-quality youth talents to the club and allowing local talents to receive better training overseas.

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 Mataba GK Syazhan Muhaimi (captain)
2 Mataba DF Dominic Cheng
3 Mataba DF Yazain Al-Arab
4 Mataba DF Quentin Cheng
5 Mataba DF Syed Firdaus Kassim
6 Mataba MF Shahril Azri
7 Mataba MF Muhammad Al-Qari
10 Mataba FW Jamie Martins
11 Mataba FW Farizal Halimat
12 Mataba DF Shahrul Nazri
13 Mataba DF Adam Azih
No. Position Player
14 Mataba MF Harith Haikal
15 Mataba GK Khairul Azhan
16 Mataba MF Gan Shenglong
17 Mataba FW Het Htet Aung
18 Mataba DF Zulfahmi Noor
19 Mataba DF Khuzaimi Piee
20 Mataba GK Jayson Wan Muhammad
21 Mataba FW Richmond Tetteh
22 Mataba MF Aidil Shahrul
23 Daau DF Edu Bendini
31 Mataba FW Alexandre Amponsah
32 Mataba DF Shakir Shahrul
33 Daau DF Farhan Hassan
46 Vegno DF Ivan Spagnol

NDP U-21 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
- Mataba GK Syazwan Arsene
- Mataba MF Jamais Atera
- Mataba FW Sãnto
- Mataba FW Trịnh Tuấn Hải
No. Position Player

Coaching staff

Sultan Football Club

As of 9 January 2023
Position Name
President Mohammad Rahndesh
Team manager Mataba Iker Azman
Manager Daau Justin Smith
Assistant Managers Daau Kevin Rahmat
Craitland Nelson Hansson
Goalkeeper coach Mataba Wan Zulkhaimi
Team doctor Mataba Hwang In bong
Physiotherapist Mataba Farli Ramis
Fitness coach Mataba Isaac Abdil
Sport psychologist Mataba Li Wen Hwang
Team analyst Craitland Lasse Jensen
Team coordinator Mataba Midos Al-Henawi
Media officer Mataba Ishac Yew Ban Huat
Kitman Mataba James Goh

Honours

Domestic

League

  • Matabese Division: 5 times champions
  • Jobbat Super League; 10 times champions
  • Inner Mataba Football League Champions: 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2019-20, 2020-21, 2022

Cup

  • Mataba Super Cup Champions: 2022
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