Hunters FC Mongolia
football club
Hunters FC Mongolia (Mongolian: Хантерс ФК Монгол), or simply Hunters FC, is a Mongolian professional association football club from Ulaanbaatar that currently competes in the Mongolian Premier League.
History
Hunters FC was established in 2019 and has been competing in the Mongolian league system since that time. Prior to the 2022/23 season, the club was purchased by Dong-geun Kim of South Korea and was placed under the Mongolia Korea Economy Support Conference umbrella. The group purchased the club for the purpose of Christian evangelization in Mongolia.
The club won the 2022/2023 Second League with an undefeated season and were automatically promoted for the following campaign. The club then finished its first season in the First League undefeated, earning its second consecutive promotion and qualifying to compete in the Mongolia Premier League for the first time for the 2024/2025 season. Hunters FC played its first-ever top flight match on 17 August 2024, losing 0–3 to Deren FC. The defeat was the club's first loss in a league fixture since 2022. Hunters FC finished in fifth place for the 2025–26 season, the club's best-ever finish in the top flight. That season, the offense was led by Min Ki-tae who tallied twenty four goals and eleven assists and was the league's top scorer. In the process, Ki-tae became the first Hunters FC player and the first player from South Korea to win the award.
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