Founded: 1935 (as Mosta United FC)
Club colours: Blue & White
Major honours:
1^st Division Champions: 1986/87 (1)
2^nd Division Champions: 1984/85 & 1992/93 (2)
3^rd Division Champions: 1964/65 (1)
2^nd & 3^rd Division Knock-Out Cup Winners: 1992/93 (1)

The club started as Mosta United FC in the MFA 4^th Division before the second World War and after spending one season (44/45) as Mosta Olympics, the club changed its name to Mosta Athletic. From 1964, the club carries its current name and has spent most of their history on the island’s second tier, for exactly 50 seasons. In 1974, the club gained a historic promotion to Malta’s highest football league. With just one victory from 18 games, this stay only lasted one season. After winning the 2^nd Division Championship in 1985, Mosta won the 1^st Division Championship two years later and spent one season in the Premier Division. In 1990, while being a 1^st Division club, Mosta reached the Semi-Final of the FA Trophy, their best ever run in this competition. This is their 17^th season amongst the elite of Maltese football and the 13^th consecutive year in the Premier Division. In 2021, the club qualified for the European Cup for the very first time in the club’s history, taking part in the inaugural UEFA Europa Conference League, beating Spartak Trnava 3-2 at home before bowing out 4-3 on aggregate.

Player Records
Most Club Appearances: Paul Vella
Most Club Goals: Carlos Camenzuli (83 goals)
Most capped player for national team: Christoffer Mafoumbi (13 caps) for Congo

records correct as at 1^st January 2024

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