Trat FC Faces Potential Dissolution After Failing to Submit Club Licensing

According to a report by Khaosod Online Thailand, Trat FC is likely to cease operations. The club, which previously competed in the top tier of Thai football, has reportedly failed to submit the necessary club licensing documentation for the Thai League 3. Despite efforts by the Football Association of Thailand to encourage the club to participate in the third tier, there has been no response or activity from the organization.

The club’s official social media channels have remained inactive since May, signaling a potential permanent departure from professional football. This development adds to the instability in the Eastern Zone of Thai League 3, which has already seen other teams, such as Saimit Kabin United and Bankhai United, face similar issues regarding team dissolution or suspension.

For residents and football enthusiasts in the Trat province, this news suggests the loss of a local sporting institution that once represented the region on the national stage. While the club has not issued a formal statement confirming its total dissolution, the lack of administrative action and communication strongly points toward the end of the team's professional tenure. Observers are now waiting for an official announcement from the club or the league authorities to confirm the final status of the team's participation in the upcoming season.