Kuching City F.C.

In the 2015–16 Liga Bolasepak Rakyat, Kuching won the inaugural edition[5] after beating Padang Besar 3–1 at the Selayang Stadium. With the championship, Kuching got an automatic promotion into the 2017 Piala FAM.

In their first season in FAM League, Kuching achieved 4th place in Group B, qualifying the team for the play-offs. They were knocked out in the quarter-final stage by UKM F.C., which later gained promotion to 2018 Malaysia Premier League as finalist of the play-offs. Kuching's second season in the FAM League saw them in the 4th place in Group A, the same as previous season. Unfortunately, changes in the play-off qualifying saw them miss out on the knock-out stage as only top two teams of each group chosen. Kuching were registered to play in the 2019 Malaysia FAM Cup, but were also invited by FAM to play in the 2019 Malaysia Premier League, as a number of teams pull out from the league.[6]

After announcing their promotion to the 2020 Malaysia Premier League, Kuching changed their kit to a new one to kick start their new journey, the colours are green with white stripes and "City of Unity" is written in the middle of the kit. The following season, they added ''City'' to back of Kuching.

Kuching City reach promotion to 2023 Malayasia Super League for the first time in history after the MFL License have been approved for the 2023 season. On 2 August 2023, former Singaporean legend, Aidil Sharin Sahak was annouced as the new head coach of the club signing Namibia captain, Petrus Shitembi and Tajikistani midfielder Nuriddin Davronov. In the 2023 MFL Challenge Cup, Aidin Sharin guided Kuching City to advanced to the semi-finals where they beat his former club, Kedah Darul Aman 4–0 on aggregate.

As of 6 January 2023.

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

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  MAS Andy Nicholas Nipen 2 DF  MAS Jimmy Raymond 5 DF  BRA Célio Santos 6 MF  TJK Nuriddin Davronov 7 FW  LBR Abu Kamara 8 MF  MAS Joseph Kalang Tie 9 MF  MAS Adam Shreen 10 MF  NAM Petrus Shitembi 11 MF  MAS Hidhir Idris (on loan from Kedah) 12 DF  MAS Ramesh Lai 13 DF  MAS Dzulazlan Ibrahim 14 MF  MAS Amir Amri 17 MF  MAS Rafiezan Razali 18 MF  MAS Amirul Shafik 19 MF  MAS Irwan Syazmin 20 GK  MAS Shaiful Wazizi 22 MF  MAS Zahrul Nizwan

No. Pos. Nation Player 25 MF  MAS Azriddin Rosli 28 MF  MAS Wan Faiz Sulaiman 29 DF  MAS Arham Khusshairi 31 DF  MAS Badrul Affendy 32 DF  SRB Mihailo Jovanović 33 DF  BRA Aylton Alemão 37 GK  MAS Wan Azraie 38 MF  BRA Bruno Dybal 40 DF  MAS Iskandar Shah 41 DF  MAS Aiman Joanny 44 MF  MAS Alif Hassan (captain) 50 MF  MAS Diego Baggio 64 DF  MAS Badrul Hisham 77 MF  JPN Yuki Tanigawa 79 MF  CIV Dechi Marcel N'Guessan 89 DF  MAS Mazwandi Zekeria 90 FW  TLS Pedro Henrique 95 FW  MAS Rahim Razak 99 FW  MAS Nurshamil Abd Ghani

Head Coach: Kamaruddin Anuar

As of 3 March 2023

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

No. Pos. Nation Player 2 DF  MAS Steve Selutan Sakai 4 DF  MAS Iskandar Shah 5 DF  MAS Azuanie Jasman (captain) 6 MF  MAS Abang Haikal Za'afari 7 FW  MAS Firdaus Sajali 8 MF  MAS Hazazi Masri 9 MF  MAS Rozaidie Sulaiman 10 FW  MAS Jeckelly Manir 11 MF  MAS Aiman Joanny 13 MF  MAS Fahmi Aimanuddin 15 DF  MAS Aidil Faris 17 MF  MAS Abang Azri Fikri

No. Pos. Nation Player 18 GK  MAS Qaaiman Rizqi 19 GK  MAS Shahyudin Salehin 20 DF  MAS Aiman Masrin 22 MF  MAS Shane Thomas 24 DF  MAS Fadly Shauqie 25 DF  MAS Faris Abdullah 26 MF  MAS Zaim Maslan 27 MF  MAS Khuzairi Abdullah 28 MF  MAS Hadad Aiman 30 FW  MAS Shahryl Aiman 66 FW  MAS Adifbadri Ariffin 77 FW  MAS Cornelius Ornley

• Malaysia M3 League
  • Promotion Play-offs Winners: 2019
• Liga Bolasepak Rakyat
  • Winners: 2015–16