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AAK-UNISEL

Full name	AAK-UNISEL Football Club
Short name	AAK
Founded	2014 (2014), as Ultimate FC 2021 (2021), as AAK Puncak Alam 2026 (2026), as AAK-UNISEL
Ground	UPM Stadium Kuala Selangor Stadium
Capacity	1,000 10,000
Owner	Jawahir Saliman
Head coach	Mohd Hasmawi Hassan
League	Malaysia A1 Semi-Pro League
2025–26	Semi-finals
Home colours Away colours

AAK-UNISEL Football Club is a Malaysian football club based in Puncak Alam, Selangor. They currently play in the Malaysia A1 Semi-Pro League.

History

Ultimate Football Club was founded in 2014 in Klang Valley, and has first participated in several local football competitions. In 2018, the club has won the AXA Klang Valley League after defeating Gombak FA 3–2, thus being eligible to compete in the Malaysia M3 League. In 2019, the club competed in the Malaysia FA Cup for the first time.

In 2023, Ultimate FC changed the name to Naga Ultimate Kuala Selangor (Naga UKS). However, Naga UKS finished last in the Malaysia M3 League and got relegated to the Malaysia A2 Amateur League. After relegation, they merged with the Selangor Champions League team AAK F.C. and changed the name to AAK Ultimate.

Formation and Collaboration

AAK UNISEL FC was established in 2026 through a strategic merger between local community club AAK Puncak Alam FC and Universiti Selangor (UNISEL). The joint venture was created to bridge the gap between grassroots football, collegiate sports, and the national semi-professional circuit.

The merger integrated the resources of both entities, with UNISEL contributing sports facilities, academic support, and student-athlete talent, while AAK Puncak Alam provided club management infrastructure and a strong community fanbase from the Puncak Alam region.

For the 2026–27 season, AAK UNISEL FC made its debut on the national stage after confirming its participation in the Liga A1 Semi-Pro (formerly known as the Liga M3), the second tier of the Malaysian football league system organized by the Amateur Football League (AFL).

In its inaugural season, the club focused on transitioning local young talent and university players into semi-professional competition, setting a new benchmark for partnerships between community clubs and higher education institutions in Selangor.

Crest

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  2014–2022
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  2023
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  2024

Players

Current squad

As of September 2025

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
1	GK	MAS	Ayyub Hakimi
2	DF	MAS	Sukri Hamid
7	MF	MAS	Idrzuwan Daud
8	MF	MAS	Shukor Azmi
9	MF	MAS	Azrin Azahari
10	DF	MAS	Syamel Idzham
11	MF	MAS	Akif Aswat
12	DF	MAS	Afif Asyraf
14	FW	MAS	Fa'es Hafize
15	DF	MAS	Farheem Nur Iman
17	DF	MAS	Nasrullah Haniff
19	FW	MAS	Aiman Haikal Azman
20	DF	MAS	Nabil Ahmad Nizam
21	MF	MAS	Hafiz Izzudin

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
22	GK	MAS	Tauffiq Ar-Rasyid
24	MF	MAS	Saiful Ridzuwan (captain)
25	MF	MAS	Azriddin Rosli
26	GK	MAS	Hafiezi Azizan
28	MF	MAS	Faiz Wan Sulaiman
29	FW	MAS	Irfan Bustamam
30	GK	MAS	Syakir Danial
33	MF	MAS	Alif Haikal Sabri
46	DF	MAS	Danial Hakim Rosli
66	MF	MAS	Faris Kamardin
67	DF	MAS	Aikmal bin Roslan
77	DF	MAS	Hakimi Norazlisham
88	MF	MAS	Dzulfahmi Abdul Hadi
99	MF	MAS	Muzaimir Abdul Hadi

Management

As of September 2025

Position	Name
Team manager	Muhammad Khairil Bin Musa
Assistant manager	Muhammad Iskandar Bin Mat Rozi
Head coach	Mohd Hasmawi Hassan
Assistant coach	Azmi Muslim
Goalkeeper coach	Azizon Abdul Kadir
Assistant goalkeeper coach	Zamzuri bin Ismail
Fitness coach	Ahmad Faisal Bin Nazari
Physio	Muhammad Addin Bin Muhammad Afandi
Kitman	Muhammad Soufi Bin Zainorrahim

Kit manufacturer and shirt sponsor

Season	Manufacturer	Sponsor
2019	KicKa	Pulapol KL Firhan Sports
2020	Panzer	Fit'z Ultimate
2022	Forfit	Forfit
2023	AL Sports	MBSB Bank
2024–25	AAK Sportswear	Secret Flavour

Season by season record

Season	Division	Position	Malaysia Cup	Malaysian FA Cup	Malaysian Charity Shield	Top scorer (all competitions)
2019	M3 League	5th of 14	DNQ	Second round	–	Chukwu Nnabuike (22)
20201	M3 League	Season abandoned	DNQ	DNQ	–	None
2021	M3 League		cancelled and declared null and void due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022	M3 League	4th Group A	DNQ	Preliminary round	–	Suhaili Rahman (5)
2023	M3 League	13th relegated	DNQ	DNQ	–	Ahmad Solehin Rahman (3)
2024	A2 Amateur League	Quarter-finals	DNQ	DNQ	–	Fa'es Hafize Mohd Fadzil (14)
2025–26	A2 Amateur League	Semi-finals	DNQ	DNQ	–	Fa'es Hafize Mohd Fadzil (18)

Notes:'

^1 2020 season cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, no promotion or league title was awarded.

Honours

League

• Division 5/A3 League/AXA Klang Valley League

Winners (1): 2018