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Revision as of 12:09, 30 July 2022

The 2022–23 Krasnovlac Elite League (also known as the Pazuwai Krasnovlac Elite League due to sponsorship reasons) is the 9th season of the Krasnovlac Elite League, the top professional league in Krasnovlac, since its major rebranding in 2014. The league is set to start in around April and end in mid January

Daau United are the defending champions, having won their ninth title last season with a 3 point lead over runners up Bintang Lukana.

Teams are required to register a minimum of twenty-three players and max ninety-nine for their squad with additions being allowed to be made later on in the season.

Teams

Eight teams compete in the league. 6 of which are from the previous season and the top 2 of the Daau Premier League. Seragaan United returns to the top flight with Seragaan Stadium still being their home and Daau U23 joins the league due to a number of free agent players due to clubs' withdrawing. Daas FC refused to participate in this year's edition due to financial problems.

Club Location Stadium Capacity
Daau United Jurong-Khat Daau Stadium 8,000
Bintang Lukana Seragaan Daau National Stadium 25,000
Seragaan United Seragaan Seragaan Stadium 4,000
Aeland Krasno Natives (D) Daas-Kyz Kyzratowski Sports Hub 2,800
Jurong West FC Jurong Jurong Arena 10,000
Daau City FC Daas-Bedok) Daas-Bedok Stadium 7,000
Seragaan FC Seragaan Seragaan West Stadium 7,400
Daau U23 West Daas Daau Stadium 8,000

Personnel and kits

Team Manager Captain Kit manufacturer Shirt sponsor

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Daau United Daau Lee Laksa Daau Georgio Bonnuci FTD Chevalier Motors
Bintang Lukana Krasnovlac Timun Del Tamber Daau Jorge Calagri Jr Al-Elkhson Sports Daau Food/Daau Data
Seragaan United Daau Benjamin Bora Daau Fawaz Muhammad Abidas DBET88
Aeland Krasno Natives (D)
Jurong West FC Daau Wong Ho Yan Daau Darryl See Yeeu Fly Dauian
Daau City FC Daau George Guaroldia Daau Hazzuwan Haziq TJ Krasno Airways
Seragaan FC Daau Marcelo Diel Daau Lam Zhi Zhang Tubra Seragaan Community
Daau U23 Daau Tibuat Chi-Staut Daau Simon Jones Daau National Sports Daau Government
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