Kuala Lumpur City Football Club

The Kuala Lumpur City Football Club traces its history to the formation of the Federal Territory Football Association (FTFA) in 1975. Unique to Malaysia, top-level football in the country was an inter-state affair with the teams managed by state associations. A period of domination from 1986 to 1989 which brought a haul of three Malaysia Cups, Two League Championships and two Asean Club Championship titles. Kuala Lumpur enjoyed further success in the 1990s with three FA Cup titles. Kuala Lumpur returns to the Malaysian Super League after an absence of just one year following a third-place finish in the 2020 premier league season. As Malaysian football teams convert into privately-owned football clubs, Kuala Lumpur has appointed one of their own, Stanley Bernard, to chart a course through this exciting period full of possibilities as the clubs Chief Executive Officer. The conversion from a football association-run team to one that is a full-fledged professional football club all...