Lahore Darul Jaya FC
Full name | Lahore Darul Jaya Football Club |
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Nickname(s) | Southern Tigers |
Founded | 2022 |
Ground |
LDJ Stadium (capacity: 45,000) |
Owner | Tengku Ismail Putreen |
Chairman | Alsstair Marcus |
Manager | Hektor Fidologo |
League | Zyrkis Super League |
2022–23 | TBD |
Lahore Darul Jaya FC or simply LDJ is a professional football club based in Lahore Darul Aman, Lahore Darul Jaya, Zyrkistan. The club is currently owned by Lahore State Prince Tengku Ismail Putreen.
Since 2022, LDJ are known by their newly found identity, Southern Tigers, replacing the old nickname, Tigers of Lahore. The new logo and nickname ias based off the current Lahore Daul Jaya state Coat of Arms. The club's homeground is the LDJ Stadium. The club has since developed a fierce rivalry with KB Bandar Bharu and Muscat City.
History
Lahore Darul Jaya Era (2022-present)
LDJ was founded with the goal of pushing local football further with a massive amount of funding, players all around Zyrkistan were brought in to help the team mount a title challenge for the 2022-23 Zyrkis Super League season. Tengku Ismail also state that he would love to add silverware to the club's cabinet this season.
Kit Manufacturers
Year(s) | Manufacturer |
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2022– | TJ |
Supporters
LDJ has its own official fangroup, Boys of South. They represent the club and the state in matches as they are known to be welcoming and loud, making them one of the most liked club fanbases in Zyrkistan and Eura.
Rivalries
KB Bandar Bharu
The club has developed a serious rivalry between the capital city club as they both fight for the title of the most prestigious club in the whole country. The rivalry has extended to the royal family side with the state prince personally making verbal attacks on the Bandar Bharu state prince.
Muscat City
As both clubs are considered as the top 2 of Zyrkistan, clashes happen between matches as both sets of fans create a massive match atmosphere for the players. The rivalry is considered one of the most intense rivalries in Zyrkistan, coming second to the Muscat-Manah Derby,
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.
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