Cambodian Tiger FC

Cambodian Tiger
Full name Cambodian Tiger Football Club
Nickname(s) The Tiger
Founded 2013 (2013)
Ground Svay Thom Stadium
Ground Capacity 7000
Owner Japan Akihiro Kato
Coach Spain Oriol Mahedano
League Cambodian-League
2016 6th
Website Club website

Cambodian Tiger Football Club previously known as TriAsia Phnom Penh Football Club, is a football club in Siem Reap, Cambodia. It plays in the Cambodian League, the top division of Cambodian football. The club is currently owned by Japanese, Akihiro Kato.

The foundation of the Cambodian terrain that has been filled with red and blue is the color of Cambodia's national flag, to draw a brave figure of tiger is the strength of the symbol on it, to express the strong burly club.

Kits

Cambodian Tiger's home kit is all orange. Their away kit is an all-black uniform. The kits are manufactured by NT sport.

Current players

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

No. Position Player
1 Spain GK Sergio Serret
2 Cambodia DF Ouv Sophoan
6 Cambodia DF Om Thavrak (Vice-captain)
7 Cambodia MF Pov Phearith (on loan from Army)
8 Cambodia MF Um Kumpheak
9 Cambodia FW Thorn Seyha
10 Cambodia FW Tang Sopheak
11 Cambodia MF Chan Rithy
13 Cambodia MF Ben Oudom
14 Cambodia DF Pheak Rady
17 Japan DF Yugo Kawabata
18 Cambodia DF Cheng Seanghong
No. Position Player
19 Cambodia MF Chay Rothserey
20 Nigeria MF Alade Kabiru Abdul
22 Cambodia GK Hem Simay
23 Cambodia FW Piseth
24 Cambodia MF Mom Sotheavan
26 Cambodia MF Hong Makara
27 Cambodia GK Som Pov
31 Cambodia FW Pich Sovankhamarin
32 Japan MF Masahiro Fukasawa (Captain)
36 Cambodia FW Meak Chodaravuth
39 Cambodia DF Savy Soeukirin
99 Nigeria FW Okereke Timothy

Achievements

Third Place : 2015
5th : 2014
4th : 2015
6th : 2016
Winner : 2013

Head Coaches

Name Nat Period Honours
Daisuke Yoshioka Japan 2013–2015 Cambodian Second League Winner 2013
Hun Sen Cup Third place 2015
Masakazu Kihara Japan 2015–2016
Hok Sochivorn Cambodia 2016–2017
Kenichi Yatsuhashi Japan 2017
Oriol Mahedano Spain 2017–


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