AFC Uttara

In 2009, Azampur Club was built next to the Azampur railway line by renting the land owned by Bangladesh Railway. The club is located at the end of Road No. 19, Sector 4, Uttara. Local businessmen Shahidur Rahman Manik and Md Shahadat Hossain were respectively named the club's president and secretary. The club remained inactive in the domestic football scene during the first decade since inception and much of the club's time in the lower tiers remains unrecorded.[3]

Azampur, took part in the 2018–19 Dhaka Second Division Football League, which is the fourth tier of Bangladeshi football. Although Azampur, failed to finish within the top three spots required for promotion to the Dhaka League, the club were given a direct entry to the Bangladesh Championship League, the country's second tier.

In preparation for the 2021–22 Bangladesh Championship League, the club appointed former Bangladesh national team forward Saifur Rahman Moni, as the head coach. Although the club were given direct entry to the secon-tier due to their facilities, it was later reported that the club house had inhumane living standards, with 15 and 14 in two rooms, used to accommodate 25 players. Azampur's inaugural match in the BCL, ended with a 3–0 victory over Wari Club.[3]

On 27 March 2022, Saifur Rahman Moni resigned from head coach duty, and imposed match-fixing allegations against the club. Moni stated that his last two games with the club, against Uttara FC (1–2) and Farashganj SC (3–1) were predetermined. After the allegations were made public, a player anonymously interviewed by Prothom Alo, admitted to the game being fixed, while Muktijoddha SKC midfielder Salahuddin Rubel, was also rumored to be involved. The club's players also accused Salahuddin Rubel of entering the clubhouse without permission.[4]

Amdist the allegations Monowar Hossain Moyna, who was appointed from matchday nine of the league season, guided the club to promotion to the Bangladesh Premier League.[5] After almost 5 months of investigating, the Bangladesh Football Federation concluded that the club were not involved with any fixed matches, thus allowing them entry into the 2022–23 Bangladesh Premier League.[6]

As of 27 December 2022

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

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  BAN Jahaid Hasan Rabbi 2 DF  BAN Ashik Ahmed 3 DF  BAN Jintu Mia 4 DF  BAN Istekharul Alam Sakil (captain) 5 DF  COL José Luis Mosquera 6 MF  BAN Anik Ghosh 7 MF  BAN Sha Alamgir Anik 8 MF  BAN Mohammed Abdullah Tofel 9 FW  NGA Lukman Adefemi 10 FW  BAN Sarower Zaman Nipu 11 FW  BAN Fahim Uddin Sohel Jr 12 MF  BAN Fahim Ahmed 13 DF  BAN Rakib Sarkar 14 MF  BAN Salauddin Rubel 15 FW  BAN Mehebub Hasan Noyon 17 FW  BAN Mujahid Hossain Joy 18 MF  BAN Jayed Ahmed 19 DF  BAN Arman Sadi

No. Pos. Nation Player 20 FW  BAN Naim Uddin Noyon 21 MF  KGZ Sultanbek Momunov 22 GK  BAN Mohammed Azad Hossen 23 MF  BAN Mohamed Masum Mia 24 DF  BAN Zahidul Islam Babu 25 GK  BAN Kamal Hossain Titu 26 DF  BAN Khorshed Alam 27 DF  BAN Mohamed Sagor Miah 28 DF  BAN Arman Sadi 29 MF  BAN Hridoy Hossain 30 GK  BAN Mohammad Razib 44 DF  ANG Nzau Miguel Lutumba 50 MF  JPN Reo Nakamura 66 DF  BAN Rayhan Ahmed 70 MF  BAN Rohit Sarkar 77 MF  BAN Mohammad Shahariar Bappy 88 FW  BAN Sakib Bepari