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ISI Dangkor Senchey

Full name	ISI Dangkor Senchey Football Club ក្លឹបបាល់ទាត់ អាយអេសអាយ ដង្កោសែនជ័យ
Nickname(s)	The Elephants
Short name	ISI DSC FC
Founded	2016; 8 years ago (2016)
Ground	AIA Stadium KMH PARK
Capacity	3,000[citation needed]
Owner	ISI Group
President	Kang Sen[1]
Coach	Tum Saray
League	Cambodian Premier League
2023–24	CPL, 6th
Website	https://dangkorsenchey.com/en
Home colours Away colours
Current season

ISI Dangkor Senchey Football Club (Khmer: ក្លឹបបាល់ទាត់អាយអេសអាយដង្កោសែនជ័យ) is a Cambodian professional football club based in the capital Phnom Penh. Founded in 2016, The club competes in the Cambodian Premier League, following promotion from the Cambodian League 2 in 2022 season.^[2] Formerly a semi-professional team, the club upgraded and took part in the Cambodian Second League.^[3]

Formed in 2016, ISI Dangkor Senchey has always had their eyes set on entering the professional stage. After building their program and establishing themselves as a top team at the semi-professional level, they are ready to climb to the next level. "We dreamed about playing professionally, but we needed to build our foundations first. We've been preparing and, now with a strong community and good structure under the KMH Foundation, we are ready," said Mr. Siek.^[4]

The KMH Academy, a part of ISI GROUP's KMH Foundation, is a football training academy that seeks to improve youth access to sports, help players develop personally and academically, as well as build professional sports in Cambodia. The KMH Foundation organizes Cambodia's largest semi-professional tournaments, including the KMH Champions League. The young players who are cultivating their skills through the KMH Academy have access to the KMH U18 CUP and KMH Champions League as they push through the ranks, offering huge opportunity for their professional development.^[5]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  CAM Chheng Chantha (Vice-captain) 2 DF  CAM Sek Chanpraseth 3 DF  CAM Keo Sarat 4 DF  CAM Voeurn Sokkosal 5 MF  SLE Umaru Samura 6 MF  [[|Timor-Leste]] Jhon Frith 7 MF  CAM Dor Rozzan 8 MF  CAM Um Sotherith 9 FW  CAM Kang Sen 10 FW  CAM Abdel Kader Coulibaly (Captain) 11 MF  CAM Sean Sopheaktra (on loan from PKR Svay Rieng) 13 FW  CAM Hav Soknet

No. Pos. Nation Player 15 MF  CAM Phork Seavleng 16 MF  CAM Ya Math 18 FW  CAM Sam Ol Tina (on loan from Phnom Penh Crown) 19 FW  CAM Soun Makara 20 MF  JPN Sonosuke Onda 21 GK  CAM Say Chantola 22 GK  CAM Ly Kakada 32 MF  CAM Eam Ratana 43 DF  JPN Kazu Yanagidate 70 FW  CMR Louis Willy Ndongo 93 DF  CAM Kem Vanda — DF  CAM Ny Sokry (on loan from PKR Svay Rieng)

Position	Name
Technical Director	Jean Botioba
General Secretary	Sam Ramman
Head Coach	Tum Saray
Assistant Coach	John Claude Bouyaloua
Goalkeeper Coach	Keo Makara
Fitness Coach	Chheng Visal
Match Analysis	Choun Vanna
Doctor	Lim Ponvuthy
Physiotherapist	Raklin Ly Khorn Sokea
Kitman	Koeut Phearath
Sale and Marketing Manager	Yeum Sokhay
Media Manager	Sreng Bunseangyalen

2020 Cambodian Second League: 4th^[6]

2021 Cambodian Second League: Runner-up

2022 Cambodian League 2: Runner-up