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Badbaado
Full name	Badbaado Football Club
Nickname	BFc
Founded	1999^[1]
Ground	Badbaado Mogadishu, Somalia
Capacity	35000
Chairman	Abdulaahi Omar Ahmed
Manager	Mustaf Faransa
League	Somalia national league
2024–25	9th

Badbaado FC is a Somali football club based in Mogadishu, Somalia.

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↑ "Somalia - List of Foundation Dates". rsssf.org. Retrieved 21 July 2026.

v t e Somalia League 2013-14 clubs
Somali League	Banadir SC Dekedaha (Ports FC) Elman FC Gaadiidka Horseed FC Jeenyo United F.C. Savaana Heegan (Somali Police)
Somalia Second League	Albeder Badbaado Banaadir Telecom FC Dahabshiil D.B.G. Gantaalaha Afgooye Sahafi FC Somali Fruit Fc
Somali Third Division	Bariga Dhexe Gasko FC Geeska Afrika Hilaac Jamhuuriya TB Midnimo Mogadishu United Raadsan Singjet

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