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Valletta FC Futsal
Full nameValletta FC Futsal
Nickname(s)City, Lions, Whites
Founded2012; 12 years ago (2012) as Valletta Futsal
GroundKordin Pavilion, Paola, Malta
Capacity1,000
ChairmanMalta Chris McKay
CoachMalta Carlo Scicluna
LeagueMaltese Futsal League
2017-18Maltese Futsal League, 1st
Websitehttp://www.vallettafcfutsal.com/

Valletta FC Futsal is a Maltese futsal club based in Valletta, Malta. They are the current domestic champions 2017/2018.

Valletta started their futsal league commitments in year 2012/2013 where the club ended up being relegated from premier to first division after losing 14 out of 18 matches.

In the following season 2013-2014, Valletta FC futsal revamped themselves, and the lions ended up snatching the title of First Division after winning 17 out of 18 matches.

In season 2014-2015, Valletta FC ended their league commitments in fourth place – progressed to the play-offs, however, they suffered a hefty aggregate defeat to Luxol in the semi-final of playoffs whilst also lost 10-2 to Balzan in the cup Semi-Final.

Season 15-16 was the best season so far with Valletta. Led by coach Clayton Felice, Valletta FC futsal won the title after beating Hamrun in the final match of the playoff final 4-1. However, in the same season Valletta FC lost to Luxol in the cup Quarter Final and lost to Luxol in the Super Cup 5-9.

In season 2016-2017, Valletta ended up the season in 2nd place however, lost the play-offs final against Luxol. During the same season, Valletta went on to lose also the cup final against Hamrun 6-8.[1]

2017–18 squad

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No. Player Pos. Nat.
1 Tornike Bukia Goalkeeper Georgia (country)
2 Ninoslav Aleksić Winger Serbia
4 Murtaz Kakabadze Sweeper Georgia (country)
5 Jovica Milijić Sweeper Malta
6 Redeemer Borg Sweeper Malta
8 Melvin Borg (Captain) Winger Malta
10 Gia Nikvashvili Pivot Georgia (country)
11 Dylan Musu Winger Malta
12 Brandon Debono Goalkeeper Malta
14 Shawn Vella Pivot Malta
16 Yerai Winger Spain
17 Camilo Gómez Winger Colombia
18 Mohammed El Amari Winger Libya
19 Denis Di Maio Pivot Italy
21 Shawn Deguara Winger Malta
Stefan Vella Goalkeeper Malta

References

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  1. ^ "About our club".