Founded: 1937 (as Balzan Youths FC)
Club colours: Red & White
Major honours:
FA Trophy winners: 2018/19 (1)
1^st Division Champions: 2010/11 (1)
2^nd Division Champions: 2008/09 (1)
3^rd Division Champions: 1999-2000 (1)
2^nd & 3^rd Division Knock-Out Cup Winners: 2006/07 (1)

Balzan’s FA Trophy win in 2019 was a result of two decades of hard work which brought the club from the lowest level of Malta’s football pyramid into the Premier Division, in which they are now playing for 13 consecutive seasons. The club was founded in 1937 and spent their very first season in the MFA competitions in 1938/39 before the second World War interrupted football. However, the first success was gained only in 1991, when promotion was won to the 2^nd Division. Balzan returned to the 3^rd Division in 1997 but better times were around the corner as in 2000, the club was crowned 3^rd Division champions, their first real major honour. They immediately gained another promotion to the 1^st Division the season after and in 2003 even won promotion to the Premier Division. Their first stay amongst the elite of Maltese football only lasted one season but in 2011, Balzan won the 1^st Division Championship and are active at Premier Division level ever since, even challenging for the National title, finishing Premiership runners-up in 2017 and 2018. In 2012, changed its name from Balzan Youths FC into Balzan FC and were making their debut in the European Cup three years later.

Player Records
Most Club Appearances: David Agius (228 matches)
Most Club Goals: Bojan Kaljevic (77 goals)
Most capped player for national team: Alfred Effiong (33 caps) for Malta

records correct as at 1^st January 2024.

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