Sarawak United F.C.

• Malaysia Malays' Football Association (MMFA) entered the Malaysian football league competition in 2016 season.[4]
• The team is managed by the Selangor Malays' Football Association, an affiliate of Malaysia Malays' Football Association. The team finished 2016 season in seventh place.

• Starting from 2017 season, the team has been rebranded to Selangor Malays' Football Association as an effort to bring in local area support.[1] The club has managed advanced to second round of 2017 Malaysia FA Cup after defeating SAMB.[5][6]
• However, they were knocked out from the tournament after a defeat of 0-3 against Perak.[7]

• They were re-branded again as Selangor United in 2018.[2] The club succeeded in winning the semi-final in the knock-out stage of the 2018 Malaysia FAM Cup, and were promoted to Premier League as finalists, even though they were beaten in the final 0-2 by Terengganu City.

• The club made their debut into professional football for the 2019 Malaysia Premier League, the second-tier professional football league in Malaysia. They finished 9th in the league by the end of the season.
• In the December 2019, the club were bought over by the Football Association of Sarawak (FAS) after the Selangor Malays Football Association stop receiving fund from the Selangor State government and were forced to get rid of the team.[8]

• After Football Association of Sarawak (FAS) took over the club ownership at the end of 2019, the club was renamed to Sarawak United Football Club (SUFC) for the 2020 Malaysia Premier League season and relocated their management operations to Kuching, Sarawak.[9]

Sarawak United has utilised one primary crest since the club participation in the national level football league competition before the club introduce a new crest starting in 2017 season in order to solidify its new branding.[1]

Players who scored 5 or more goals are listed.

Season	Player	Goals
2018	Yusaini Hafiz	7
2019	Hywang Sin-young	5

Source:[10]

As of 10 June 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 1 GK  MAS Visnu Ruban Nair 2 DF  MAS K. Reuben 3 DF  MAS Farid Azmi 4 DF  AUS Taylor Regan 5 DF  MAS Abdul Rahman Ismawi 6 MF  MAS Muzaimir Abdul Hadi 7 MF  MAS Shamie Iszuan 8 FW  BRA Sandro 9 FW  MAS Alan Lagang 11 FW  MAS Ashri Chuchu 12 DF  MAS Azreen Zulkafali 13 DF  MAS Badrul Affendy 14 FW  MAS Yusaini Hafiz 15 MF  KOR Lee Chang-hoon 17 FW  MAS Amri Yahyah (captain) 18 DF  MAS Syukri Azman

No. Pos. Nation Player 19 MF  MAS Christie Jayaseelan 20 GK  MAS Haziq Aris 21 GK  MAS Aquila Abdul Rahman 22 FW  MAS Zahrul Nizwan 23 FW  MAS Chanthuru Suppiah 24 DF  MAS Ali Imran Alimi 25 DF  MAS Farid Ramli 26 MF  MAS Tommy Mawat Bada 27 DF  MAS Amer Saidin 29 MF  MAS Nor Azizi Ramlee 32 MF  MAS Veenod Subramaniam 42 MF  MAS Gopi Rizqi 50 DF  MAS Sanjef Dinesh Baskeran 61 MF  MAS Aiman Harith Faruk 77 FW  MAS Rahim Razak 99 FW  MAS Norshahrul Idlan

No.	Name	Nationality	Position(s)	D.O.B
Goalkeepers
1	Aquila Abdul Rhaman		GK	2000
18	Anthony Ibong Bauk		GK	27/3/01
19	Mohd Shahyudin Mohd Salehin		GK	19/4/00
23	Khairul Lukman Hakim Hairudin		GK	2000
Defenders
2	Sebatian Darvin Jemat		RB, RWB	2000
3	Porni Sanat		LB, LWB	2000
5	Muhammad Fareez Aiman Omar Ali		CB	2000
22	Darius Maidonny Tingang		CB	2000
24	Asnawi Ishak		RB, LWB	2000
25	Dicky Vester Ngindang		LB, LWB	2000
26	Joehansen Ambas Ambun		CB	2001
29	Gibson Billy		CB	13/1/00
30	Abbel Akwensivie		CB	2000
Midfielders
4	Iskandar Shah Mohd Jamil Kilin		CM	2000
6	Abang Azri Fikri Abang Saufee		DM/CM	2000
8	Muhammad Yusry Haziq Idris		RW/RM	18/1/02
12	Norman Angkun		LW/LM	2001
15	Abang Ahmad Eizhan Abang Kassim		CM	2000
16	Aiman Joanny		LW/LM	2001
17	Hazroy Abdullah		AM/CM	2000
20	Hidayathullah Hasli		RW/RM	2000
27	Rosziele Roba		CM	2000
Forwards
7	Mohd Firdaus Sajali		ST	2000
9	Muhammad Dzul Ikram Rajeli		ST	2000
10	Alphonsus Joseph Willie		ST	2000
11	Hamirul Haidi Haida		ST/LW	2000
13	Muhammad Faris Abdul Manaf		ST	5/11/99
21	Mohd Amahrol Haili		ST	2000

Source:[11]

No.	Name	Nationality	Position(s)	D.O.B
Goalkeepers
1	Bellynie Allister Balawan		GK	2001
22	Awang Nur Amirul Taqwa Awang Nor Azeman		GK	2002
25	Elvison Pedari		GK	2001
30	Vincent Sigar Yahaya		GK	2002
Defenders
2	Steve Selutan Sakai		RB/RWB	23/1/01
3	Glady Ester George		LB/LWB	2002
4	Nail As'ad Nadzar		CB	2002
5	Andrye Joe Austine		CB	2001
7	Albertine Indera		LB, LWB	2001
14	Mirza Aiman Salleh		CB	2002
15	Gabriel Batistuta Durling		CB	2001
16	Nicky Flockhart Sempuh		RB, RWB	2002
23	Nasrull Zikri Nadzar		LB, LWB	2001
Midfielders
8	Gideon Apoi Ganang		CM	2002
9	Mohd Hazazi Harsi		LW/LM	2002
10	Muhammad Fahmi Aimanuddin Taip		AM/CM	2002
13	Shane Thomas Baru		RW/RM	2001
18	Samuel Kuta Antas		LW/LM	2002
19	David Sepetok		CM	17/5/02
28	Chong Aik King		RW/RM	2001
29	Robie Uvat Robert		CM	2002
Forwards
6	Azkaharridhi Farhan Hasnan		ST	2001
11	Hilary Henry		ST	2002
17	Hazrey Abdullah		ST	2002
20	Calvin Chong Jen Yek		ST	2002
21	Clement Ajai Michael Sap		ST	2001
24	Harith Danielle Abdullah		ST	2002
27	Hudson Osa		ST	2002

Source:[12]

As of 18 March 2020[13]

Position	Name
President	vacant
Vice President	vacant
Manager	Hamzah Brahim[14]
Assistant Manager	Abang Fomay Abang Sa'adeli
Technical Director	B. Sathianathan
Head Coach	E. Elavarasan
Assistant Coach	Mohamad Safri Amit
Fitness Coach	Edward Jamid Junting
Team Doctor	Mohd Asri Mohd Rais
Goalkeeper Coach	Omar Salim
	Zailani Abu Bakar
Physiotherapist	Khairul Nizam Suhaimi
	Mohd Safuan Abdul Halim
U21 Manager	Phillip Jabu
U21 Assistant Manager	Abdilah Majid
U21 Head Coach	Ahmad Fairuz Mohd Yunus
U21 Assistant Coach	Faroukh Othman
U21 Fitness Coach	Jefry Lana
U21 Goalkeeper Coach	Jahar Nor
U21 Physiotherapist	Carlvin Stakeith Gary
U19 Manager	Arbi Lai
U19 Assistant Manager	Sonei Sekan
U19 Head Coach	David Usop
U19 Assistant Coach	Pengiran Bala
U19 Coach	Hamri Ali
	Mohamad Ishya Sabu
	Ismail Lumut
U19 Fitness Coach	Fadillah Ibrahim
U19 Goalkeeper Coach	Saller Ampulig
U19 Physiotherapist	Valentino Joummy

• Malaysia FAM League

Runners-up (1): 2018