WE ARE REBELS FC
Rebels FC a 'Super' division football club established in 2006 is owned by Footieculture India Pvt. Ltd. The club recognised by All India Football Federation, Karnataka State Football Association and Bangalore District Football Association, is a formidable name in competitive football tournaments having played in over 500 knockouts and leagues.
POWERED BY LOVE FOR THE GAME
The mission is to make football a premier national sport of India with a vision to spread a footballing culture and values right from the grassroots level to professional environments. The goal is to meet the aspirations of budding talent, nurture and develop them into world-class players.
CREATING NEXT-GEN FOOTBALLERS
Rebels FC promotes young talent through the academy by helping the student-athletes with everything they need to conquer their ‘Football Dream’. This includes access to our professional coaches, training facilities and opportunities to leapfrog into competitive tournaments.
Origins
DARED TO BELIEVE
The idea of a Football Club was conceived by a passionate group of 16-year olds who played, dreamed and dared to believe, together. The collective thought was to give direction to our passion by playing in recognised platforms which in turn would motivate us further.
A REBEL IS BORN
So commenced the journey in 2006. With the
intent came the name ‘Rebel’, inspired by the theme of 'Rang De Basanti' a cult hit. Our
young minds couldn’t help but draw parallels with football and in life where to rebel
against the ordinary was imperative to become exceptional.
A LEGEND IN THE BADGE
Rebels FC’s mascot the legendary bird Phoenix is a symbol of rebirth, regeneration and resilience. The founders unanimously deemed it appropriate and representative of each team member. In sum, wearing the badge signifies to hope, to rise and to thrive.
Thoughts
THE REBELS FC WAY OF PLAY
The attitude ‘You cannot defeat someone who
never gives up’ combines with the European and South American approach to football,
resulting in a unique style of play which is tactical, disciplined, dynamic and intense.
This is further adapted effectively to the context of Indian football.
THE KICK BACK
Rebels FC goes beyond the playing fields into
community-driven projects using football as means of transformation. The club works with
the foundation to provide resources and opportunities for underprivileged children to
make a career out of football, through scholarships, free coaching and as a
vocation.
IN REMINISCENCE
The name Rebels couldn’t have been more apt considering the path of professional footballers where every day is a fight to be a better version of themselves, to sharpen their skills, to bounce back after a fail, to be smarter, faster, stronger and extraordinary is to rebel.
Rebels FC – Senior team wins the Champion trophy at the 'Adidas Creators Premier League', Bangalore.
Rebels FC - Senior team brings home the coveted 'The Amateur League' (TAL) Shield
Rebels FC - Senior team wins runners up trophy in BDFA ‘B’ Division Knockout Tournament.
Rebels FC U16 team won the prestigious 'Intercity Super Park Cup' tournament.
Rebels FC U16 squad wins the runner up in the highly respected ‘Double Pass Development League’ (DPDL).
Rajendra Singh signed a professional contract with Lonestar Kashmir FC (I-League 2nd Div.). He represents Karnataka for Santosh Trophy and participated in the reserve team trials for Jamshedpur FC (ISL).
Muhasin Muzammil signed a professional contract with ARA FC (I-League 2nd Div. Club).
Suyash Thomas Koshy was awarded the best forward at BDFA ‘C’ division tournament
Ningombam Dikesh Meitei wins the Goalkeeper of the season in the U16 category at the Double Pass Development League.
Subhadeep Debbarma and Aditya A. Nair were selected for the State Inter College Tournament from Seshadripuram College, Yelahanka.
Arlangky Nongsiej (signed for Rangdajied United) played in I-League 3, the Durand Cup, and represented Meghalaya in the Santosh Trophy.
Bibin Boban (signed for Gokulam Kerala FC Reserves) played in the Kerala Premier League with Gokulam Kerala and I-League 2 with Chennaiyin FC.
Dawanchwa Carlos Challam (signed for United Sports Club) played in I-League 2, I-League 3 with Diamond Harbour, the Durand Cup, and represented Meghalaya in the Santosh Trophy.
Dinesh Singh (represented the U-19 National Team, won the SAFF U-19 Championship, and signed for Odisha FC Reserves; played in I-League 2 with Neroca FC) is a product of our academy. He was with us from 2020 to 2022.
