Trana United in a pre-game huddle last season. In the past two seasons of ACES Football League, Trana United have been the league's most consistent side. They are a modicum of ambition, endurance, strength, and an undying will to win every time they step on to the football pitch. However, that consistency has not yielded them that title. In fact, it has eluded them in heartbreaking fashion for the past two seasons. In Season 2, they lost the title on the final day of the leag

With the deadline for registering core players for Season 4 of ACES Football League now drawing to a close, all 12 teams have finally decided on their core group of players who they will be relying on for a gruelling 11-week season that will test them on all fronts. While some teams have gone ahead with filling all the 9 slots, others have been judicious, with one eye on the players present in the auction pool. While all the players in the core are great additions to their re

Aryan Sher, Co-owner of Wasted Potential “What’s in a name?” This iconic phrase from William Shakespeare has been through time immemorial. However, if Wasted Potential are to be believed, it is to automatically stand out from the rest of their competitors well before the season, and safe to say they have done exactly that with this wacky and ingenious name. When asked about how they came up with the name, Co-owner Aryan Sher said that they did not really give it much though

Karm Mulchandani, one of the Owners of Youngblood FC this season. Youngblood FC had a rather curious debut season in Season 3 of ACES Football League. One of the youngest teams last season, they performed exceedingly well in patches, giving the established sides in their group a run for their money. But they were unable to maintain that form for the entirety of the season as they eventually finished in the bottom half of the table. To rectify those inconsistencies, Youngblood

Joel Fernandes, Co-owner of Umang Foundation Trust FC. If we had to describe Umang Foundation Trust FC’s season in ACES Football League Season 3 in one word, we’d call it a movie, because the Men in White & Black served up a cinematic season for the ages, making them one of the most-talked teams last season. They started strongly before falling by the wayside midseason, before mounting a furious rally that took them just one point away from making it to the Finals week, only

Obaidur Haque, owner of Bluelock FC. In the popular Japanese anime series Bluelock, the protagonist aims to become the ultimate striker for Japan, with an unquenching desire to be the best in the world come what may. In Season 4 of ACES Football League, Bluelock FC strive to be the best team in the league by taking inspiration from the popular series. It has been some journey for Obaidur Haque, the man who owns Bluelock FC. From player, to his perfume brand ORMH being the tit

Casuals FC were one of the teams to watch in ACES Football League Season 3. There are teams that are machine-like in the way they play and approach football, and there are teams who are flamboyant not only on the pitch, but outside of it as well. Casuals FC belong firmly to the second category. Casuals FC had an impressive debut in Season 3 of Aces Football League. They drew eyeballs not only due to their attractive and hipster kit, but also with the quality of football they