Remo Stars F.C.

The club was founded in 2004 by Kunle Soname as F.C. Dender.

In 2010, continuous hard work of the club saw them promoted to the second tier of Nigerian Football, the Nigeria National League (NNL). Further development saw the club's management re-brand its organization. The rebranding included a change of name when F.C. Dender relocated to its current base of Remoland and changed its name to "Remo Stars Football Club".[3] They played in the top division of Nigerian football, the Nigerian Premier League after promotion in 2016.

In 2018, Remo Stars was relegated from the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL) to Nigeria National League.[4]

In September 2021, Remo Stars secured promotion to the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) after finishing second in Nigeria National League (NNL) playoff Group A.[5][6]

Remo Stars FC are also known as Sky Blue Stars. The primary color for Remo Stars is Sky Blue, While the away strips is yellow and the alternative color is white.

Remo Stars original home colours.

As a developing amateur team, Dender FC now Remo Stars FC played and trained at a local pitch in Ketu, in Lagos State.

The club then relocated to Remo Land in Ogun State and rebranded with a change of name to Remo Stars FC, as they play their home matches at Dipo Dina Stadium in Ijebu Ode until their promotion into the Nigeria Professional Football League for 2017/2018 season.

Remo Stars then move to Gateway International Stadium in Sagamu for their first season Nigeria professional football league season.

Remo Stars Fc currently play their home matches in Nigeria professional football league at the newly constructed Remo Stars FC Stadium, Ikenne.

Gateway United F.C. are considered to be Remo Stars's main rivals, while Ijebu United are considered to be primary rivals. Remo Stars additionally share a rivalry with Shooting Stars S.C., in what is commonly known as the South West Derby, named after the South West (Nigeria)

Other Remo Stars Rivals are Sunshine Stars F.C. and MFM F.C.

• 2023-24 CAF Champions League qualifying rounds – First Round
• 2022-23 CAF Confederation Cup qualifying rounds – First Round

As of September 2, 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  NGA Vincent Edafe 2 DF  NGA Boniface Nwaeze 3 DF  NGA Edozie Ewelike 4 MF  NGA Emmanuel Tsavaa 5 FW  TOG Franck Mawuena 6 DF  NGA Monsuru Bashiru 7 FW  NGA Mathias Ogwuche 8 MF  NGA Dayo Ojo 9 FW  NGA Andy Okpe 10 MF  NGA Adedayo Olamilekan 11 DF  NGA Ismail Sodiq 12 DF  NGA Abiodun Awoyemi 13 DF  NGA Isah Ali 14 FW  NGA Olamilekan Adams 15 FW  NGA Junior Lokosa 16 MF  NGA MHadi Haruna 17 MF  NGA Samuel Anakwe 18 MF  NGA Akanni Qudus

No. Pos. Nation Player 19 MF  NGA Seth Mayi 20 DF  NGA Oluwasegun Olalere 21 FW  NGA Godwin Odibo 22 DF  NGA Seun Ogunribide 24 FW  GHA Dela Akorli 25 DF  NGA Nduka Junior (captain) 27 MF  NGA Adekunle Oyedele 28 MF  NGA Adebayo Abayomi 29 DF  NGA Gbenga Opamoye 30 GK  NGA Tambe Charles 32 DF  NGA Ifeanyi Anaemena 33 FW  NGA Aniekeme Okon 35 GK  NGA Kayode Bankole (vice-captain) 38 DF  NGA Ahmed Akinyele 39 FW  NGA Akeem Taiwo 40 GK  NGA Olisa Emmanuel

• Remo Stars FC Results - current results of Remo Stars FC matches