Petaling Jaya City FC

• This club had obtained the FAM Club License to played in 2019 Malaysia Super League season

Malaysian Indian Football Association was established on 26 April 2004 by the founder and former president, M.S. Maniam. In 2003, the idea of having an Indian based Football Association was an idea brought upon to MIFA's pioneer members such as S. Pathy, S. Rajamanikam and M.S. Maniam. They then travelled around the nation forming various State Indian Football Associations to be affiliated with the national body known as the Malaysian Indian Football Association. MIFA serves as a springboard for young Indian talented football players who harbour the desire to elevate their football skills and to unveil young talented Indian footballers in the country.

The first tournament organised by MIFA was the inaugural Samy Vellu competition which was won by Selangor. In 2006, under the leadership of Vel Paari, MIFA expended the competitions to include Dato’ K. Pathmanaban Cup and Dato' M.S. Maniam Cup which was one of the key factors in the growth of Malaysian Indian football. MIFA participated in the 59th & 60th Coppa Carnival in Italy in 2007 and 2008, an International Football Tournaments. In 2008, T. Mohan took over the presidency of MIFA and had introduced a few more competitions such as Tan Sri Dato’ S. Subramaniam Cup and Inter Media Tournaments.

In 2014, the Malaysian Indian Sports Council and Malaysian Indian Football Association have joined forces to field a team in the Malaysia FAM League competition. The team was approved to participate in 2014 Malaysia FAM League, the third division of Malaysian football competition.[1][2]

The club was created as an effort by Malaysian Indian Football Association to elevate Indian community involvement in sports and also to produce more Indian players in Malaysian football as a whole. The club is sponsored by Malaysian Indian Football Association.[3] In 2013, the Under-23 team has managed to become champion in the France International Indian tournament.[4]

In preparation for the club participation in Malaysia FAM League, the club has been prepared with RM 1.3 Million budget and the preparation has started six months before the season begins.[1] In the first season in national competition, the club only managed to finished in ninth place.[5] The club nearly promoted to the second division after finished second place in Group B of 2015 Malaysia FAM League. After two years without silverware in their campaign, the club has increased their budget for the 2016 season. For 2016 Malaysia FAM League, the club has set a budget of RM 800,000 for their bid to win the third division.[6]

On 10 October 2016, the club has finally qualify to be promoted for 2017 Malaysia Premier League.[7][3][8] The club has set aside a decent budget of RM3.5 Million for their maiden season in 2017 Malaysia Premier League.[6] MISC-MIFA ended their 2017 Malaysia FA Cup campaign in second round after a defeat of 6–3 against Negeri Sembilan FA.[9]

In the 2018 Malaysia Premier League season, MISC-MIFA improved on their standings by finishing third in the league, and also delivering shocks in their maiden 2018 Malaysia Cup season by beating defending champions Johor Darul Ta'zim FC in the group stage,[10] although they failed to advance past that stage. In December 2018, it was announced by Malaysia Football League that MISC-MIFA will be promoted to 2019 Malaysia Super League as the next best placed team in the 2018 Malaysia Premier League, replacing Felcra FC who pulled out of the league.[11] Also the management of the team has announced for of possibilities to change the team name, amid discussions of change of management.[12]

The MISC-MIFA was rebranded as Petaling Jaya City FC and was launched on 16 January 2019.[13]

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  2004–2018
  
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  2019–present

Petaling Jaya City FC's kit has been manufactured by Umbro since 2016 season which is contracted to supply the club's kit. In the 2018 season, Petaling Jaya City FC switched to Puma (under formerly known team MISC-MIFA).

The club's current main shirt sponsor is QNet.

As of 20 February 2020

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 2 DF  MAS S. Subramaniam 3 DF  MAS Faiz Mazlan 4 DF  MAS Raffi Nagoorgani 5 DF  MAS Nabil Hakim Bokhari 6 FW  MAS Yugan Poobathy 7 FW  MAS Kogileswaran Raj 8 FW  MAS Khyril Muhymeen 10 FW  MAS Darren Lok 13 MF  MAS Thivandran Karnan 14 DF  MAS Jeremy Lim 15 DF  MAS Youwarasan Maniom 17 DF  MAS Rajes Perumal 18 FW  MAS Mahali Jasuli 19 DF  MAS K. Prabakaran

No. Pos. Nation Player 20 MF  MAS Khairil Anuar 21 GK  MAS Ahmad Syihan Hazmi 22 GK  MAS Kalamullah Al-Hafiz 23 MF  MAS Salomon Raj 25 GK  MAS Mohd Aqil Abdul Razak 27 DF  MAS Filemon Anyie 28 DF  MAS Tamil Maran Manimaran 30 DF  MAS D Kugan 33 DF  MAS P. Gunalan 77 MF  MAS K. Gurusamy 89 MF  MAS M Yogaraj 96 DF  MAS K. Kannan

For recent transfers, see 2019 Petaling Jaya City FC season.

No.	Name	Nationality	Position(s)	D.O.B
Goalkeepers
1	Muhd Rezwan Mohd Hamdan		GK	1999
20	Aidilmirza Darwisy Mazhisam		GK	20/1/00
24	Ravinesh a/l Shalesh		GK	1999
Defenders
2	Vinesh Naiko a/l Bis Kessan		RB/RWB	1999
3	Devraj a/l Mogan		CB	1999
5	Qamarul Ariffin Norhisham		RB/RWB	1999
11	Muhammad Faris Mohd Zabri		LB/LWB	12/1/00
12	Muhammad Jameel Mujibur Rahman		CB	1999
21	Surya Prakash a/l Gunahlan		CB	1999
22	Mugilan a/l Vartharajoo		LB/LM	2000
Midfielders
4	Mathan Raj a/l Sugumaran		DM/CM	1999
6	Muhamad Shahril Mohd Sari		CM	1999
7	Reganraj a/l Selvaraj		RW/RM	2000
8	Mohd Shaiful Saharuddin		CM	2000
9	Ruventhiran a/l Vengadesan		LW/LM	2000
14	Loogeswaran a/l Manivannan		DM/CM	2000
17	Mohd Hafizam Zullkifli		RW/RM	1999
23	Nabil Hakim Bokhari		LW/LM/LB	9/2/99
Forwards
10	Anushan a/l Sivaselvarajoo		ST	2000
13	Muhammad Hariez Yazid		ST	1999
15	Muhammad Najmi Idham Johan		ST	16/9/00
16	Adib Faris Zulamri		ST	1999
18	Aiman Syafiq Zakaria		ST	3/7/99
19	Muhammad Luqman Hakim Zamanhuri		ST	28/5/98

Source:[20]

No.	Name	Nationality	Position(s)	D.O.B
Goalkeepers
1	Satthyvel a/l Murugiah		GK	2001
29	Mohammad Adam Haikal Rudiman		GK	2002
30	Ay Naveenkumar a/l Arichandran		GK	2002
Defenders
2	Taaran a/l Sinnapan		RB/RWB	2002
5	Muhammad Noor Ezuwan Marhakim		CB	2001
6	Naviinraj a/l Manimaran		CB	2002
14	Livan a/l Chanderan		LB/LWB	2002
15	Shasivarman a/l Balamurugan		CB	2001
16	Muhammad Jibril Abdul Karim		RB/RWB	2001
18	Nathaneal Maren David		LB/LWB	2002
20	Muhamad Faris Akmal Azman		CB	2002
25	Avinash a/l Ravinthren		CB/RB/LB	2001
26	Muhammad Nazafee Jamal Ludin		CB	2002
Midfielders
4	Magendaran a/l Paandiyan		DM/CM	2002
7	Gobintheran Nair a/l Domadran Premkumar		CM	2002
8	Muhammad Faqrul Hafizi Asmadi		CM/AM	2001
10	Amirul Zul Aiman Asmaly		RW/RM	2002
12	Pravinswaran a/l Nathan		LW/LM	2002
19	Muhammad Adel Wajdi Abdul Razak		RW/RM	2001
21	Navieentharan a/l Jaya Balakrishnan		CM	2002
22	Kartik a/l Murugan		LW/LM	2002
23	Muhammad Nur Fitri Mohd Halmi		RW/LW	2002
24	Vimal Nair a/l Sugu		AM/LW/RW	2002
27	Tishane a/l Rajandran		CM	2001
Forwards
9	Vicnesvar a/l Ganesan		ST	2002
11	Nesmani Chettiar a/l Manimaran		ST	2001
13	Hariharan a/l Kartheyges		ST	2002
17	Shoban a/l Malarvannan		ST	2002
28	Vinod Kumar a/l Selvamani		ST	2001

Source:[21]

• Malaysia FAM League

Winners (1): 2016

• Malaysia FA Cup

Winners: -

• France International Indian Tournament

Winners (1): 2014