The 2025/2026 Season for

Balestier Khalsa FC

The Tigers carry more history than anyone else in the league – tracing their roots back to 1898 as Singapore’s oldest football club and one of the oldest in Asia. Reborn through a merger with Clementi Khalsa in 2002, Balestier Khalsa carries a legacy stretching back more than a century.

Now based at Bishan Stadium, the Tigers enter another campaign looking to add a new chapter to a story that has already stood the test of time.

Team Profile

Head Coach

Marko Kraljevic

Captain

Madhu Mohana

Player to Watch

Masahiro Sugita
Roster

Singapore Premier League 2026/2027

Goalkeepers

21
Hafiz Ahmad
71
Mario Mustapic
73
Efan Qiszman
80
Dany Irfan

Defenders

2
Azim Akbar
3
Tajeli Salamat
4
Shakir Hamzah
5
Danial Scott Crichton
15
Jun Kobayashi
20
Fudhil I'yadh
23
Bah Bill Mamadou
25
Syafi Nur Hilman
26
Levi Farris Alfa
27
Firdaus Roslan
28
Loukas Ng
54
Aaryan Fikri
65
Irfan Mikai'l
73
Daniyal Lynn Rasor
67
Irfan Iskandar
81
Shaddiq Mansor
82
Ramadhan Putera Azmi

Midfielders

7
Daniel Goh
10
Marin Kuzminski
12
Woo Chun Wei
14
Hiro Mizuguchi
18
Yushin Otake
24
Ilyasin Zayan
33
Ethan Henry Pinto
63
Ikmal Hazlan
68
Adam Faisal
70
Aqil Dany
77
Zamani Zamri

Forwards

17
Tin Matic
19
Zikos Chua
22
Jakov Katusa
30
Ifat Sha'aban
32
Timothy Cheng
55
Danie Hafiy

Home Kit

Away Kit

History & Achievements

Team History

Balestier Khalsa Football Club is Singapore’s oldest football club, proudly established in 1898. Known affectionately as “The Tigers,” they are a club rooted in heritage, resilience, and community spirit.

While modest in size, they play with big hearts, fearless, determined, and always ready to punch above their weight. Their identity is built around grit, unity, and a commitment to nurturing local talent, with a growing focus on a dynamic and distinctive playing style.

Titles & Honours

Singapore Cup

2014
Gallery