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The club was founded in 2021 as the [[Hanbei Football Group|Hanbei Group]] purchased a professional football club license in Daau. The club first played in Daau League 2 before the reformation of the [[Daau League]]. The club formerly played in the [[Daau Premier League]] following the [[Dauian Reduction]] and clubs leaving. Following the ultimate collapse of the Krasnovlac state, the Hanbei group would liquidate itself and would allow for the Kutong District Recreation & Sports Assn Ltd to take over the club licensing and was renamed to Bukit Kutong FC.  
The club was founded in 2021 as the [[Hanbei Football Group|Hanbei Group]] purchased a professional football club license in Daau. The club first played in Daau League 2 before the reformation of the [[Daau League]]. The club formerly played in the [[Daau Premier League]] following the [[Dauian Reduction]] and clubs leaving. Following the ultimate collapse of the Krasnovlac state, the Hanbei group would liquidate itself and would allow for the Kutong District Recreation & Sports Assn Ltd to take over the club licensing and was renamed to Bukit Kutong FC.  


All former players registered Zhukang Hanbei were simultaneously released from the club following their acceptance into the [[Daau Super League]] and only a few remained with the club. The team has a strict Dauian-only player policy due to financial concerns.  
All former players registered Zhukang Hanbei were simultaneously released from the club following their acceptance into the [[Daau Super League]] and only a few remained with the club. The team has a strict Dauian-only player policy due to the founding background. The club recieves around Cr 25m per annum from the district government to fund the team's finances. 
 
== Team Staff ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Position
!Staff
|-
|Technical Director
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Travis Leong}}
|-
|Head Coach
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Yeo Sheng Li}}
|-
|Assistant Coach
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Chen Wenjie}}
|-
|Goalkeeping Coach
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lim Teck Hong}}
|-
|Fitness Coach
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Arsan Malkawin}}
|}
 
=== Managerial history ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Duration
!Manager
|-
|2021–2024
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Xu Wenjing}} (As Zhukang Hanbei)
|-
|2024–2023
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Yeo Sheng Li}}
|}


==Players==
==Players==

Revision as of 04:14, 5 September 2025

Bukit Kutong FC
Full name Bukit Kutong Football Club
Nickname(s) The Army
Founded 2022
Ground Seragaan State Stadium
(capacity: 40,000)
Manager Daau Yeo Sheng Li
League Daau Super League
2024–25 TBA

Bukit Kutong FC also known as Bukit Kutong, is a professional football club that is currently playing in Daau Super League following their invitation from the Daau Premier League. The club is based in Bandar Kutong, Seragaan, Daau and plays their games in the Kutong Stadium.

History

The club was founded in 2021 as the Hanbei Group purchased a professional football club license in Daau. The club first played in Daau League 2 before the reformation of the Daau League. The club formerly played in the Daau Premier League following the Dauian Reduction and clubs leaving. Following the ultimate collapse of the Krasnovlac state, the Hanbei group would liquidate itself and would allow for the Kutong District Recreation & Sports Assn Ltd to take over the club licensing and was renamed to Bukit Kutong FC.

All former players registered Zhukang Hanbei were simultaneously released from the club following their acceptance into the Daau Super League and only a few remained with the club. The team has a strict Dauian-only player policy due to the founding background. The club recieves around Cr 25m per annum from the district government to fund the team's finances.

Team Staff

Position Staff
Technical Director Daau Travis Leong
Head Coach Daau Yeo Sheng Li
Assistant Coach Daau Chen Wenjie
Goalkeeping Coach Daau Lim Teck Hong
Fitness Coach Daau Arsan Malkawin

Managerial history

Duration Manager
2021–2024 Daau Xu Wenjing (As Zhukang Hanbei)
2024–2023 Daau Yeo Sheng Li

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 Age
1 Daau GK Yuki Hajashiro 31
2 Daau DF Faris Abdul Hameed 36
3 Daau DF Marc Kjuiper-Fanta 24
4 Daau MF Erwin Nuar 26
5 Daau MF Indra Ryanto 25
6 Daau DF Aizat Shaifful 27
7 Daau FW Reo Sakuma 29
8 Daau MF Clover Baharudin 24
9 Daau FW Faizal Harun 23
10 Daau MF Lucas Rien 26
11 Daau DF James Rajah 21
12 Daau GK Lucas Hernan Jesus (captain) 27
No. Position Player Age
13 Daau DF Iein Markov 19
14 Daau FW Henry Goh 29
15 Daau FW Syah Zyed Ibrahim 27
16 Daau MF Philipp Ong 31
18 Daau MF Aaron Azman 26
19 Daau DF Taufik Gadung 33
20 Daau MF Lokman Hashim 22
21 Daau FW Amir Zhahir Qayyum 27
22 Daau DF Ahmad Rafiq Shah 29
23 Daau MF Adrian Chu 20
24 Daau FW Afiq Qayyum Raushan 22

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 9 Polis Stadium Dira MKH Did not participate Did not participate Did not participate Under-18 5th Place
2023–24 2 Premier League 8 2 Polis Stadium Dira MKH Did not participate Did not participate Did not participate Did not participate
2024–25 1 Super League 14 TBA Seragaan State Stadium TBA TBA TBA TBA
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