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|ground        = [[Daau National Stadium]]
|ground        = [[Daau National Stadium]]
|capacity      = 45,000
|capacity      = 45,000
|owner = [[Tan Family]]
|chrtitle      = President
|chrtitle      = President
|chairman      = [[Anderson Lainez]]
|chairman      = [[Anderson Lainez]]
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|manager      = [[Stefano Curo]]
|manager      = [[Stefano Curo]]
|league        = [[Daau Super League]]
|league        = [[Daau Super League]]
|season        = [[2024–25 Daau Super League|2024–25]]
|season        = [[2025–26 Daau Super League|2025–26 ]]
|position      = ''TBD''
|position      = TBA
|website      =  
|website      =  
|kit          =  
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==History==
==History==
Bintang Lukana was a result of a merger between Lukana Sporting and Bintang Union in 1900 due to both sides' financial issues. Both sets of players came together to found their very own Bintang Lukana, meaning the Ocean Star in Matabese. The club was then known as a rather small local club that only hired players from the Bintang region which was home to alot of bottom class workers. The club was then famous for being a worker's only football club thus quickly rising in popularity due to it being nicknamed the people's club.
Bintang Lukana was a result of a merger between Lukana Sporting and Bintang Union in 1900 due to both sides' financial issues. Jeremy Tan and his close factory workers came together to found their very own Bintang Lukana, meaning the Ocean Star in Dalay. The club was then known as a rather small local club that only hired players from the Bintang region which was home to alot of bottom class workers. The club was then famous for being a worker's only football club thus quickly rising in popularity due to it being nicknamed the people's club. The club has slowly transformed into a proper football club as the years went by, collecting fans around Daau and attempting to win another title by the time arises. Bintang went from a small local club to a massive nationwide known club in 2008 when they brought in local legend Clover Fazri as manager and also managed to sign star player Sunny Nur Hazim for the first team. Bintang would win the league in the 2008/09 season and would go on to win it again in the 2009/10 season. Bintang Lukana's rising fame led to a sudden rise in finances and allowed the club to continue its golden period.


The club has slowly transformed into a proper football club as the years went by, collecting fans around Daau and attempting to win another title by the time arises. Bintang went from a small local club to a massive nationwide known club in 2008 when they brought in local legend Fahmi Ohmid as manager and also managed to sign star player Sunny Nur Hazim for the first team. Bintang would win the league in the 2008/09 season and would go on to win it again in the 2009/10 season. Bintang Lukana's rising fame led to a sudden rise in finances and allowed the club to continue its golden period.
Nowadays the club has rather slowed down and hired [[Krasnovlac|Krasno]] manager [[Timun Del Tamber]] for the [[2022–23 Daau Super League|22/23 season]] in hopes of a title charge. However, things took a turn for the club as president Jeremy Huang stepped down due to financial concerns and dressing room atmosphere issues which led to Anderson Lainez stepping up to take care of the club. Anderson and his board fired [[Timun Del Tamber]] due to his bad attitude with the board and players and also ordered a revamp of the coaching staff. It was then revealed that the club was not in debt but however had unpaid wages due to mismanagement. On the 11th of February, it was announced that the club had brought in [[Stefano Curo]] as interim manager for the remainder of the season. The club failed their title charge as in the last matchday of the season, the team lost 3-2 to [[Daas City FC|Daas City]] and therefore losing their 1 point lead and becoming second place in the league standings.
 
The club finished 3rd in the league for the 2023-24 campaign, coming behind Matabese developmental side Cheetahs XII in the standings. The club's contential debut in the AEFA Champions League saw the team make an impressive quarter-finals run before getting knocked out on penalties. The Bintang board announced a budget raise of Cr 5m to aid with the club's contential targets.  


Nowadays the club has rather slowed down and hired [[Krasnovlac|Krasno]] manager [[Timun Del Tamber]] for the [[2022–23 Daau Super League|22/23 season]] in hopes of a title charge. However, things took a turn for the club as president Jeremy Huang stepped down due to financial concerns and dressing room atmosphere issues which led to Anderson Lainez stepping up to take care of the club. Anderson and his board fired [[Timun Del Tamber]] due to his bad attitude with the board and players and also ordered a revamp of the coaching staff. It was then revealed that the club was not in debt but however had unpaid wages due to mismanagement. On the 11th of February, it was announced that the club had brought in [[Stefano Curo]] as interim manager for the remainder of the season. The club failed their title charge as in the last matchday of the season, the team lost 3-2 to [[Daas City FC|Daas City]] and therefore losing their 1 point lead and becoming second place in the league standings.   
Ahead of the [[2024–25 Daau Super League|2024–25]] campaign, the club welcomed Qixying hotshot [[Christos Chua]] for an impressive Cr 1.2m fee to aid with the frontline. Bintang extended manager Stefano Curo's deal to 2026 following the club's performances. The club finished in third place for a second season in a row behind [[Daas City FC|Daas City]] despite the new arrivals. The club underwent another set of budget cuts due to financial concerns.   


The club finished 3rd in the league for the 2023-24 campaign, coming behind Matabese developmental side Cheetahs XII in the standings. The club's contential debut in the AEFA Champions League saw the team make an impressive quarter-finals run before getting knocked out on penalties. The team announced a budget raise of Cr 5m to aid with the club's contential taregts. The club welcomed Qixying hotshot [[Christos Chua]] for an impressive Cr 1.2m fee to aid with the frontline. Bintang extended manager Stefano Curo's deal to 2026 following the club's performances  
The [[2025–26 Daau Super League|2025–26]] began with a club record sale of [[Wee Jun Kit]] for Cr 8.4 to [[Muscat DFC]], becoming the highest paid domestic transfer in DSL history. The club bid farewell to youth prospect [[Khai Bilfhinger]] for Cr 200k to Muscat aswell. [[Shaiful Izzat]] left the club following expiry of his contract with [[Emiliano Calagri]] sold to [[Qixying FC|Qixying]] on an undisclosed fee. The club promoted youth hotshot [[Joshua Gehrens]], creative midfielder [[Jiang Tan An|Cleiton Ribeiro]] and signed youthful defender [[Iryan Fahmi]] alongside [[James Rajah]]. A statement foreign signing of [[Phil Linwood]] capped off the new arrivals for the new season. Anderson Lainez would leave his president role for the Tan Family to consolidate control of the club through the arrival of George Tan.  


== Kit manufacturers ==
== Kit manufacturers ==
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{{Fs start|age=y}}
{{Fs start|age=y}}
{{Fs player|no=1|nation=Daau|name=[[Ni Henchou]]|pos=GK |age={{age|1998|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=1|nation=Daau|name=[[Ni Henchou]]|pos=GK |age={{age|1998|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=2|nation=Daau|name=[[Shaiful Izzat]]|pos=DF |age={{age|2002|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=2|nation=Daau|name=[[James Rajah]]|pos=DF |age={{age|2005|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=3|nation=Daau|name=[[P"Loskeir Taravane]]|pos=MF |age={{age|1990|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=3|nation=Daau|name=[[P"Loskeir Taravane]]|pos=MF |age={{age|1990|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=4|nation=Daau|name=[[Ander Aplin]]|pos=MF |age={{age|1992|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=4|nation=Daau|name=[[Cristian Calagri]]|pos=MF |age={{age|1998|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=5|nation=Daau|name=[[Jorge Calagri Jr]]|pos=MF|other=[[wikipedia:Captain (association football)|captain]] |age={{age|1989|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=5|nation=Daau|name=[[Jorge Calagri Jr]]|pos=MF|other=[[wikipedia:Captain (association football)|captain]] |age={{age|1989|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=6|nation=Daau|name=[[Emiliano Calagri]]|pos=MF |age={{age|2000|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=7|nation=Phinbella|name=[[Jean-Carlos Garcia]]|pos=FW |age={{age|2000|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=7|nation=Daau|name=[[Cristian Calagri]]|pos=FW |age={{age|1998|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=8|nation=Phinbella|name=[[Min-hyeon Park-Van Heerdens]]|pos=DF |age={{age|1997|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=8|nation=Daau|name=[[Adam Nor Swandi]]|pos=FW |age={{age|1997|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=9|nation=Daau|name=[[Mehmet Aydin]]|pos=FW |age={{age|1998|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=9|nation=Daau|name=[[Mehmet Aydin]]|pos=FW |age={{age|1998|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=10|nation=Vegno|name=[[Mattia Dragoni]]|pos=FW |age={{age|1993|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=10|nation=Vegno|name=[[Mattia Dragoni]]|pos=FW |age={{age|1993|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=11|nation=Daau|name=[[Witae Sulaeman]]|pos=MF |age={{age|2002|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=11|nation=Daau|name=[[Witae Sulaeman]]|pos=MF |age={{age|2002|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=12|nation=Daau|name=[[Ashraf Pereira]] |pos=MF |age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs mid|age=y}}
{{Fs player|no=13|nation=Daau|name=[[Ederson Curo]]|pos=MF |age={{age|2002|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=13|nation=Daau|name=[[Ederson Curo]]|pos=MF |age={{age|2002|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=14|nation=Daau|name=[[Kian Pereira Singh]]|pos=DF |age={{age|2005|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=15|nation=Daau|name=[[Trịnh Nhật Hùng]]|pos=FW |age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=16|nation=Daau|name=[[Nils Vandenmissen]]|pos=MF |age={{age|2007|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=17|nation=Daau|name=[[Wee Jun Kit]]|pos=DF |age={{age|2006|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=18|nation=Daau|name=[[Josip Sanchez]]|pos=MF |age={{age|1996|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=18|nation=Daau|name=[[Josip Sanchez]]|pos=MF |age={{age|1996|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=19|nation=Daau|name=[[Benjamin Tang]]|pos=DF |age={{age|2005|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=19|nation=Daau|name=[[Benjamin Tang]]|pos=DF |age={{age|2005|1|1}}}}
{{Fs mid|age=y}}
{{Fs player|no=20|nation=Daau|name=[[Justin Wodmansyzki]]|pos=DF |age={{age|2003|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=20|nation=Daau|name=[[Justin Wodmansyzki]]|pos=DF |age={{age|2003|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=21|nation=Daau|name=[[Raaes Irfan]]|pos=GK |age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=21|nation=Daau|name=[[Raees Irfan]]|pos=GK |age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=22|nation=Daau|name=[[Ashmir Krkhavic]]|pos=MF |age={{age|2006|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=22|nation=Daau|name=[[Ashmir Krkhavic]]|pos=MF |age={{age|2006|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=23|nation=Daau|name=[[Dylan Aarish Kumar|Dylan Kumar]]|pos=DF |age={{age|2007|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=23|nation=Daau|name=[[Dylan Aarish Kumar|Dylan Kumar]]|pos=DF |age={{age|2007|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=24|nation=Daau|name=[[Christos Chua]]|pos=FW |age={{age|2005|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=24|nation=Daau|name=[[Christos Chua]]|pos=FW |age={{age|2005|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=25|nation=Daau|name=[[Han Kwang Song]]|pos=FW |age={{age|1998|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=26|nation=Daau|name=[[Adam Nor Swandi]]|pos=FW |age={{age|1997|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=27|nation=Daau|name=[[Joshua Gehrens]]|pos=FW |age={{age|2008|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=28|nation=Daau|name=[[Jiang Tan An]]|pos=MF |age={{age|2007|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=29|nation=Daau|name=[[Iryan Fahmi]]|pos=DF |age={{age|2006|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=30|nation=Daau|name=[[G-Dru Aloretchur]]|pos=MF |age={{age|1996|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=32|nation=Vegno|name=[[Marcantonio Sposato]]|pos=MF |age={{age|1996|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=33|nation=Victoria|name=[[Phil Linwood]]|pos=DF |age={{age|1994|1|1}}}}
{{Fs end|age=y}}
===Out on loan===
{{Fs start|age=y}}
{{Fs player|no=12|nation=Daau|name=[[Ashraf Pereira]] |pos=MF |age={{age|2004|1|1}}|other=at [[Seragaan FC]] until 2025}}
{{Fs player|no=16|nation=Daau|name=[[Nils Vandenmissen]]|pos=MF |age={{age|2007|1|1}}|other=at [[Seragaan FC]] until 2025}}
{{Fs mid|age=y}}
{{Fs player|no=29|nation=Daau|name=[[Tyler Romanoff]]|pos=MF |age={{age|2006|1|1}}|other=at [[Seragaan FC]] until 2025}}
{{Fs end|age=y}}
{{Fs end|age=y}}


===Notable former players===
===Notable former players===


*{{team flag|Daau|name=Jufri Taha}}  
*{{team flag|Daau|name=Jufri Taha}}
*{{team flag|Daau|name=Clover bin Clover}}
*{{team flag|Daau|name=Emiliano Calagri}}


==Club officials==
==Club officials==
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|-
|-
|President
|President
|Anderson Lainez
|George Tan
|-
|-
|Chief Executive Officer
|Chief Executive Officer
|Tomas De Leon
|Hilman Norhakim
|-
|-
|Chief Operating Officer
|Chief Operating Officer
|Jefferson Wian
|Jefferson Wee
|-
|-
|Corporate Secretary  
|Corporate Secretary  
|Dion Liopes
|Carl Lopes
|-
|-
|President Director
|President Director
|Tomas De Leon
|Eric Lew
|-
|-
| rowspan="3" |Directors
| rowspan="3" |Directors
|Henrik Stepadofield
|Henrik Stepadofield
|-
|-
|Jefferson Wian
|Albert Heng
|-
|-
|Dion Liopes
|Kevin Li
|-
|-
|President Commissioner  
|President Commissioner  
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|-
|-
|Commissioner
|Commissioner
|Wgy Wyanajihan
|Chew Chun Lieng
|-
|-
|Independent Commissioner
|Independent Commissioner
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|-
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Alison Curo}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Alison Curo}}
|}
== Season-to-season record ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Season
!Tier
!Division
!Teams
!Position
!Home Stadium
![[All Dauian Cup]]
![[Daau Youth Cup]]
![[Daau SuperShield|SuperShield]]
!DNTP Under-21 League
!DNTP Under-18 League
|-
|[[2022–23 Daau Super League|2022–23]]
|1
|[[Daau Super League|Super League]]
|8
|2
|[[Daau National Stadium]]
|''Did not participate''
|''Not Held''
|Third Place
|Under-21 3rd Place
|Under-18 5th Place
|-
|[[2023–24 Daau Super League|2023–24]]
|1
|[[Daau Super League|Super League]]
|12
|3
|[[Daau National Stadium]]
|''Not Held''
|Runners-Up
|Runners-Up
|Under-21 2nd Place
|''Did not participate''
|-
|[[2024–25 Daau Super League|2024–25]]
|1
|[[Daau Super League|Super League]]
|14
|3
|[[Daau National Stadium]]
|''Not Held''
|3rd Runners-Up
|''Not Given''
|Under-21 Champions
|Under-18 7th Place
|-
|[[2025–26 Daau Super League|2025–26]]
|1
|[[Daau Super League|Super League]]
|14
|TBA
|[[Daau National Stadium]]
|''Not Held''
|
|
|
|
|}
|}
[[Category:Daau]]
[[Category:Daau]]
[[Category:Football teams]]
[[Category:Football teams]]

Latest revision as of 06:53, 22 October 2025

Bintang Lukana
Full name Sporting Bintang Lukana Football Club
Nickname(s) Bintang
Founded 1900
Ground Daau National Stadium
(capacity: 45,000)
Owner Tan Family
President Anderson Lainez
Manager Stefano Curo
League Daau Super League
2025–26 TBA

Sporting Bintang Lukana Football Club commonly known as Bintang Lukana is a Dauian football club based in Bintang, Seragaan. They compete in the Daau Super League. The club has strict transfer policies which only allow locally born players to join Bintang Lukana, only a few foreigners are allowed to join the club, such as Clover bin Clover.The club first started playing in Bintang Community Stadium and moved to the bigger Daau National Stadium as for now. The club also has 2 league titles to its name.

The club was a result of a merger between Lukana Sporting and Bintang Union in 1900. The club has kept its name till now.

History

Bintang Lukana was a result of a merger between Lukana Sporting and Bintang Union in 1900 due to both sides' financial issues. Jeremy Tan and his close factory workers came together to found their very own Bintang Lukana, meaning the Ocean Star in Dalay. The club was then known as a rather small local club that only hired players from the Bintang region which was home to alot of bottom class workers. The club was then famous for being a worker's only football club thus quickly rising in popularity due to it being nicknamed the people's club. The club has slowly transformed into a proper football club as the years went by, collecting fans around Daau and attempting to win another title by the time arises. Bintang went from a small local club to a massive nationwide known club in 2008 when they brought in local legend Clover Fazri as manager and also managed to sign star player Sunny Nur Hazim for the first team. Bintang would win the league in the 2008/09 season and would go on to win it again in the 2009/10 season. Bintang Lukana's rising fame led to a sudden rise in finances and allowed the club to continue its golden period.

Nowadays the club has rather slowed down and hired Krasno manager Timun Del Tamber for the 22/23 season in hopes of a title charge. However, things took a turn for the club as president Jeremy Huang stepped down due to financial concerns and dressing room atmosphere issues which led to Anderson Lainez stepping up to take care of the club. Anderson and his board fired Timun Del Tamber due to his bad attitude with the board and players and also ordered a revamp of the coaching staff. It was then revealed that the club was not in debt but however had unpaid wages due to mismanagement. On the 11th of February, it was announced that the club had brought in Stefano Curo as interim manager for the remainder of the season. The club failed their title charge as in the last matchday of the season, the team lost 3-2 to Daas City and therefore losing their 1 point lead and becoming second place in the league standings.

The club finished 3rd in the league for the 2023-24 campaign, coming behind Matabese developmental side Cheetahs XII in the standings. The club's contential debut in the AEFA Champions League saw the team make an impressive quarter-finals run before getting knocked out on penalties. The Bintang board announced a budget raise of Cr 5m to aid with the club's contential targets.

Ahead of the 2024–25 campaign, the club welcomed Qixying hotshot Christos Chua for an impressive Cr 1.2m fee to aid with the frontline. Bintang extended manager Stefano Curo's deal to 2026 following the club's performances. The club finished in third place for a second season in a row behind Daas City despite the new arrivals. The club underwent another set of budget cuts due to financial concerns.

The 2025–26 began with a club record sale of Wee Jun Kit for Cr 8.4 to Muscat DFC, becoming the highest paid domestic transfer in DSL history. The club bid farewell to youth prospect Khai Bilfhinger for Cr 200k to Muscat aswell. Shaiful Izzat left the club following expiry of his contract with Emiliano Calagri sold to Qixying on an undisclosed fee. The club promoted youth hotshot Joshua Gehrens, creative midfielder Cleiton Ribeiro and signed youthful defender Iryan Fahmi alongside James Rajah. A statement foreign signing of Phil Linwood capped off the new arrivals for the new season. Anderson Lainez would leave his president role for the Tan Family to consolidate control of the club through the arrival of George Tan.

Kit manufacturers

Year(s) Manufacturer(s)
2022–2024 Al-Elkhson Sports
2024– KJEP

Sponsorship

Bintang Lukana as a major Dauian football club has amassed a notable amount of sponsors, listed below.

  • BINTAWAN SPORT (2023–)
  • Calhalier Prevention (2023–)
  • Daau Data & Co (2022–)
  • Daau Food (2022–2023)
  • Alien Energy (2024–)

Grounds

Stadium

Bintang Lukana has used the Daau National Stadium

Training ground

Main article: Sir Jeremy Tan Training Complex

Supporters

Bintang Lukana has its own ultras group called Bintangers where they are known for their hospitality and passion for their own club. The group remains the only official 12th man group of Bintang Lukana. The ultras also are great friends of the clubs' players and staff where the current manager, Timun Del Tamber mentioned them in their press conference stating that they are an integral part of the club and "keeps the Bintangese spirit going".

Rivalries

The Bintang-Daas City Rivalry is a renowned fixture in Dauian football, representing a historic and cultural clash between two prominent clubs located in the heart of the city. Commonly referred to as the city derby, this matchup between Bintang and Daas City is celebrated for its intense competition and passionate fan base. Bintang, emblematic of the working class, stands in stark contrast to Daas City, representing the upper class. This dichotomy extends beyond the football pitch, encompassing differences in history, fan demographics, and financial stature. The rivalry between these two clubs serves as a focal point for heated debates among fans, who passionately argue over which side holds superiority. As supporters pack the stands, the atmosphere crackles with tension and fervor, showcasing a clash of identities deeply rooted in Dauian society. Fans usually storm the stadium prior to the match beginning and is the only fixture in Daau which commonly attracts over 10,000 spectators.

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 Age
1 Daau GK Ni Henchou 27
2 Daau DF James Rajah 20
3 Daau MF P"Loskeir Taravane 35
4 Daau MF Cristian Calagri 27
5 Daau MF Jorge Calagri Jr (captain) 36
7 Phinbella FW Jean-Carlos Garcia 25
8 Phinbella DF Min-hyeon Park-Van Heerdens 28
9 Daau FW Mehmet Aydin 27
10 Vegno FW Mattia Dragoni 32
11 Daau MF Witae Sulaeman 23
13 Daau MF Ederson Curo 23
18 Daau MF Josip Sanchez 29
19 Daau DF Benjamin Tang 20
No. Position Player Age
20 Daau DF Justin Wodmansyzki 22
21 Daau GK Raees Irfan 21
22 Daau MF Ashmir Krkhavic 19
23 Daau DF Dylan Kumar 18
24 Daau FW Christos Chua 20
25 Daau FW Han Kwang Song 27
26 Daau FW Adam Nor Swandi 28
27 Daau FW Joshua Gehrens 17
28 Daau MF Jiang Tan An 18
29 Daau DF Iryan Fahmi 19
30 Daau MF G-Dru Aloretchur 29
32 Vegno MF Marcantonio Sposato 29
33 Victoria DF Phil Linwood 31

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.

No. Position Player Age
12 Daau MF Ashraf Pereira (at Seragaan FC until 2025) 21
16 Daau MF Nils Vandenmissen (at Seragaan FC until 2025) 18
No. Position Player Age
29 Daau MF Tyler Romanoff (at Seragaan FC until 2025) 19

Notable former players

Club officials

Corporate hierarchy

Position Name
President George Tan
Chief Executive Officer Hilman Norhakim
Chief Operating Officer Jefferson Wee
Corporate Secretary Carl Lopes
President Director Eric Lew
Directors Henrik Stepadofield
Albert Heng
Kevin Li
President Commissioner Jeremi Wyono Kyoga
Commissioner Chew Chun Lieng
Independent Commissioner Mohd Iman Hakil
Creative Director Isaac Yio

Coaching staff

Position Name
Head coach Daau Stefano Curo
Assistant coach Daau Jason Stephan-Oswald
Goalkeeping coaches Daau Fernando Imering
Vegno Gianluigi Bonnuci
Physical coaches Daau Kevin I Waya
Daau Alison Curo

Season-to-season record

Season Tier Division Teams Position Home Stadium All Dauian Cup Daau Youth Cup SuperShield DNTP Under-21 League DNTP Under-18 League
2022–23 1 Super League 8 2 Daau National Stadium Did not participate Not Held Third Place Under-21 3rd Place Under-18 5th Place
2023–24 1 Super League 12 3 Daau National Stadium Not Held Runners-Up Runners-Up Under-21 2nd Place Did not participate
2024–25 1 Super League 14 3 Daau National Stadium Not Held 3rd Runners-Up Not Given Under-21 Champions Under-18 7th Place
2025–26 1 Super League 14 TBA Daau National Stadium Not Held
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