Hunters

Hunters finished the 2025–26 Mongolian Premier League season in fifth place, the best result in their short top-flight history. The year before, their first at this level, they ended mid-table. They still have no major honour in the league.

The club was formed in 2019 and started in the National Amateur Cup before moving into the Second League. In 2022 South Korean businessman Dong-geun Kim bought it through the Mongolia Korea Economy Support Conference. His aim was Christian evangelization in Mongolia, and he wanted a club for the Christian community. Two promotions followed: the Second League title in 2022/23, then the First League in 2023/24.

Hunters attack. They play at the MFF Football Centre, a 5,000-seat ground in Ulaanbaatar, in white shirts and blue shorts. Matches against other capital clubs are sometimes called the Ulaanbaatar derby, though no fixture belongs to Hunters alone.

The forward Min Ki-tae is the player most associated with the club at present. In 2025–26 he scored 24 goals in 13 matches, which made him the first Korean to win the Premier League Golden Boot.