Expatriated football clubs
22 entries in the Expatriated Football Clubs compendium.
Auckland FCAuckland FC won both A-League and OFC titles in 2025–26.FC BalzersOldest Liechtenstein football club, 11-time domestic cup winner.Beijing Guoan Talent Singapore FCChinese satellite team that played in Singapore's 2010 S.League.Bermuda Hogges F.C.Bermudian football club that competed in USL leagues from 2007 to 2012.Brunei (Liga Premier team)Brunei's team won the Malaysia FA Cup once, in 1999.Bucknell F.C.Defunct football club that played in Welsh leagues from England.FC BüsingenGerman exclave club competing in Swiss football.Dalian Shide Siwu FCChinese satellite club that competed in Singapore's S.League.Darwin Cubs FCAustralian club that played in Singapore's FAS Premier League.DPMM FCBrunei's cross-border football club with titles in two nations.USV Eschen/MaurenLiechtensteiner club with five national cup titles.F.C. Isle of ManAmateur club from the Isle of Man playing in English football.FC Bascome BermudaBermudian club yet to debut in USL League Two.Guernsey F.C.First Channel Islands club to play mainland British football.Gwalia United F.C.Welsh women's football club, founded 1975, rebranded Gwalia United in 2024.Jersey Bulls F.C.The highest-ranked Jersey club in the English football league system.Liaoning Guangyuan FCChinese satellite club in Singapore's S.League, dissolved after match-fixing scandal.AS Monaco FCMonegasque club competing in French football since 1918.New Zealand Knights FCShort-lived A-League club from Auckland, replaced by Wellington Phoenix.Ottawa Fury FCCanadian club that played in NASL and USL before dissolving in 2019.Perth Kangaroos IFCPerth club that won Singapore's league undefeated in 1994.Puerto Rico FCPuerto Rican NASL club founded by Carmelo Anthony.
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