List of football clubs in the Philippines

List of association football clubs in the Philippines sorted by league and division:

Current system

Philippines Football League (2017–present)

The Philippines Football League is the national league in the country.

Club Home locality Home venue First season Status
Azkals Development ClubCarmona, CavitePFF National Training Center2020Active
Aguilas–UMakMakatiUniversity of Makati Stadium2017Active
Don Bosco GarelliMakati—2024Inactive
(since 2025–26)
Dynamic Herb CebuTalisay, CebuDynamic Herb Sports Complex2022–23Active
Global——2017Club License Suspended
(since 2020)
Green Archers UnitedLipa, BatangasAboitiz Pitch2019Defunct
(since 2020)
Ilocos UnitedViganQuirino Stadium (In Bantay, Ilocos Sur)2017Inactive
(since 2018)
JPV MarikinaMarikinaMarikina Sports Complex2017Inactive
(since 2019)
Kaya–IloiloIloilo CityIloilo Sports Complex2017Active
Loyola
(formerly known as Meralco Manila in 2017)		Manila—2017Inactive
(since 2024–25)
MaharlikaTaguigMcKinley Hill Stadium2020Active
Manila DiggerTaguig—2024Active
Manila MontetManilaRizal Memorial Stadium2024Inactive
(since 2024)
Mendiola 1991Imus, CaviteCity of Imus Grandstand and Track Oval2019Active
One TaguigTaguig—2024Inactive
(since 2025–26)
PFF Youth National TeamCarmona, CavitePFF National Training Center2024–25Inactive
(since 2024–25)
Philippine Air ForcePasay—2019Inactive
(since 2024)
Philippine ArmyTaguig—2024Active
Stallion LagunaBiñan, LagunaBiñan Football Stadium2017Active
TuloyMuntinlupa—2024Active
United City
(formerly known as Ceres–Negros from 2017–2020)		Capas, TarlacNew Clark City Athletics Stadium2017Inactive
(since 2024)

Copa Paulino Alcantara

Aside from the PFL teams, the following are teams which took part in the Copa Paulino Alcantara.

Defunct leagues

United Football League (2010–16)

Division I (2010–16)

2016 season only

There was only a single division in the 2016 UFL season. The following are clubs which competed that have no prior participation at Division I in previous seasons.

Division II (2010–15)

Others

These are teams that did not compete in the national league, they only made an appearance on the PFF National Club Championship, UFL Cup, or other defunct national leagues.

UFL Cup
PFF National Men's Club Championship
Other

See also

References

  1. ↑ Gutierrez, Natashya (January 16, 2013). "PFF-Smart Championships round 16 wrap up". Rappler. Retrieved April 4, 2026.
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