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2018–19 Maltese Futsal League

Maltese Futsal League
Season2018–19
CountryMalta Malta

The 2018–19 Maltese Futsal Premier League is the 8th season of the Maltese Futsal League, the top Maltese league for futsal clubs, since its establishment in 2011. It is also 20th season of the futsal championship in Malta, since the beginning of organized futsal in the country in 1999.

It is a transitory season in the handover between the Futsal Malta Association and the Malta Football Association with regards to operation of the league.[1]

Teams

October 1 marked the start of the championship, with the first round played on a round-robin basis before the ten teams were split into two categories — the top six advanced to the Elite Futsal League, while the remaining four competed in the Futsal League.[2]

Teams as of August 2018:[3][4]

Team Locality
Birkirkara Futsal Birkirkara
Luxol Futsal St. Andrew's, Swieqi
Luxol Futsal Under 19 St. Andrew's, Swieqi
Pietà Hotspurs Futsal Pietà, Malta
Swieqi United Futsal Swieqi
Swieqi Utd Futsal Under 21 Swieqi
Tarxien Rainbows Futsal Tarxien
University of Malta University of Malta, Msida
UM Futsal Academy University of Malta, Msida
Valletta FC Futsal Club Valletta

Transfers

Pos. Player Moving from Moving to
Sweeper Malta Andrea Farrugia Malta University of Malta Malta Swieqi United
Pivot Malta Leo Muscat Malta University of Malta Malta Swieqi United
Winger Malta Rodney Debono Malta University of Malta Malta Swieqi United
Goalkeeper Malta Dylan Cacciattolo Malta University of Malta Malta Swieqi United
Winger Serbia Dušan Rakić Malta University of Malta Malta Swieqi United
Winger Malta Alistair Scerri Malta University of Malta Malta Tarxien Rainbows
Winger Spain José María Aguilera Castellano Malta University of Malta Malta Tarxien Rainbows
Goalkeeper Malta Matthew Gatt Malta University of Malta Malta Birkirkara
Sweeper Malta Gary Inguanez Malta University of Malta Malta Birkirkara
Winger Malta Paul Scerri Malta University of Malta Malta Pietà Hotspurs Futsal
Winger Slovenia Nermin Hasanbegović Malta University of Malta Belgium FS Gelko Hasselt
Winger Malta Shawn Deguara Malta University of Malta Malta Valletta
Winger Malta Ryan Xuereb Malta Swieqi United Malta Birkirkara
Pivot Malta Glenn Bonello Malta Luxol Malta Birkirkara
Sweeper Malta Jason Mifsud Malta Ħamrun (defunct) Malta Birkirkara
Winger Malta Aidan Micallef Malta Swieqi United Malta Luxol
Winger Brazil Rogério dos Santos Filho Malta Luxol Cyprus Omonia Futsal
Winger Italy Daniele Degennaro Malta Ħamrun (defunct) Malta University of Malta
Goalkeeper Malta Martin Attard Malta Swieqi United Under 21 Malta University of Malta
Goalkeeper Malta Neil Marlow Malta Swieqi United Under 21 Malta University of Malta
Winger Malta Cleaven Portelli Malta unattached Malta University of Malta
Winger Malta Clive Aquilina Malta unattached Malta University of Malta

References

  1. ^ "Futsal: Applications for participation in 2018/19 competitions - the Malta Independent".
  2. ^ "Malta FA launches 2018-19 futsal season". Times of Malta. 13 September 2018. Retrieved 13 October 2025.
  3. ^ "Malta FA launches 2018-19 futsal season".
  4. ^ "Malta FA launches 2018-19 futsal season".
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