Seoul E-Land FC is a professional football club based in the South Korean capital, competing in the K League 2, the country's second division. The club was founded in 2014 and plays its home matches at the Seoul Olympic Stadium, a iconic venue from the 1988 Summer Games. The team's distinctive orange and blue colors and leopard mascot, "Leo," represent energy and dynamism. The "E-Land" name comes from its parent company, the E-Land Group, a major retail conglomerate. The club's mission has been to establish a strong professional presence in Seoul alongside the more established FC Seoul. Their early years were a struggle for consistency, but they have gradually built a competitive squad capable of challenging for promotion. The team is known for a fast-paced, attacking philosophy, often featuring exciting young Korean talents and foreign imports. Recent seasons have seen E-Land finish in the upper half of the K League 2 table, coming agonizingly close to securing a promotion playoff spot on several occasions, which has galvanized their growing fan base. The supporters, known for their vibrant tifo displays and loud support, are creating a unique matchday experience. Seoul E-Land FC continues its quest to reach the K League 1 and become a major force in Korean football.