# List of football clubs in the Philippines

List of association football clubs in the Philippines sorted by league and division:

## Current system
### Philippines Football League (2017–present)

The Philippines Football League is the national league in the country.
| Club | Home locality | Home venue | First season | Status |
| Azkals Development Team | Carmona, Cavite | PFF National Training Center | 2020 | Defunct (since 2023) |
| Davao Aguilas | Tagum | University of Makati Stadium | 2017 | Active |
| Don Bosco Garelli | Makati | — | 2024 | Inactive (since 2024) |
| Dynamic Herb Cebu | Talisay, Cebu | Dynamic Herb Sports Complex | 2022–23 | Active |
| Global | — | — | 2017 | Club License Suspended (since 2020) |
| Green Archers United | Lipa, Batangas | Aboitiz Pitch | 2019 | Defunct (since 2020) |
| Ilocos United | Vigan | Quirino Stadium (In Bantay, Ilocos Sur) | 2017 | Inactive (since 2018) |
| JPV Marikina | Marikina | Marikina Sports Complex | 2017 | Inactive (since 2019) |
| Kaya–Iloilo | Iloilo City | Campo Alcantara Stadium (In Pavia, Iloilo) | 2017 | Active |
| Loyola F.C. (formerly known as F.C. Meralco Manila in 2017) | Manila | — | 2017 | Active |
| Maharlika Taguig | Taguig | McKinley Hill Stadium | 2020 | Active |
| Manila Digger | Taguig | — | 2024 | Active |
| Manila Montet | Manila | Rizal Memorial Stadium | 2024 | Inactive (since 2024) |
| Mendiola 1991 | Imus, Cavite | City of Imus Grandstand and Track Oval | 2019 | Active |
| One Taguig | Taguig | — | 2024 | Active |
| PFF Youth National Team | Carmona, Cavite | PFF National Training Center | 2024–25 | Active |
| Philippine Air Force | Pasay | — | 2019 | Inactive (since 2024) |
| Philippine Army | Taguig | — | 2024 | Inactive (since 2024) |
| Stallion Laguna | Biñan, Laguna | Biñan Football Stadium | 2017 | Active |
| Tuloy | Muntinlupa | — | 2024 | Inactive (since 2024) |
| United City (formerly known as Ceres-Negros from 2017-2020) | Capas, Tarlac | New Clark City Athletics Stadium | 2017 | Inactive (since 2024) |

### Copa Paulino Alcantara

Aside from the PFL teams, the following are teams which took part in the Copa Paulino Alcantara.
* Club De Fútbol Manila
* Pilipinas Dragons

## Defunct leagues
### United Football League (2010–16)
#### Division I (2010–16)

* Ceres (2015–16)
* Global (2011–16)
* Green Archers United (2010–16)
* Kaya (2010–16)
* Loyola Meralco Sparks (2010–16)
* Manila Jeepney (2015)
* Manila Nomads (2012–13, 2016)
* Mendiola (2010)
* Pachanga Diliman (2013–15)
* Philippine Air Force (2010–13)
* Philippine Army (2010–15)
* Philippine Navy (2010–12)
* Stallion (2012–16)
* Team Socceroo (2014–15)
* Union Internacional Manila (2010)

##### 2016 season only

There was only a single division in the 2016 UFL season. The following are clubs which competed that have no prior participation at Division I in previous seasons.
* Agila
* Forza
* JP Voltes
* Laos

#### Division II (2010–15)

* Agila (2012–15)
* Cebu Queen City United (2012)
* Ceres (2014)
* Cimarron (2010, 2012–14)
* Dolphins United (2011–14)
* Forza (2012–15)
* Global (2010)
* Kabuscorp De Laguna (2015)
* JP Voltes (2010–15)
* Laos (2012–15)
* Mama Africa (2010)
* Manila Jeepney (2014)
* Manila Lions (2010–12)
* Manila Nomads (2010–11, 2014)
* Mendiola (2015)
* Pachanga Diliman (2012)
* Pasargad (2011, 2015)
* Philippine Air Force (2014)
* Philippine Navy (2013–14)
* Team Socceroo (2012–13)
* Stallion (2011)
* Sunken Garden United (2010–12)
* Union Internacional Manila (2011–14)
* United South (2010)

## Others

These are teams that did not compete in the national league, they only made an appearance on the PFF National Club Championship, UFL Cup, or other defunct national leagues.

### UFL Cup

* General Trias International
* Garuda PH

### PFF National Men's Club Championship

* ERCO BRO Nationals
* Flame United
* General Trias International
* M'lang

### Other

* Bohemian Sporting Club
* Carrigans FC (Weekend Futbol League)
* Cheng Hua
* M. Lhuillier Jewelers