10 Clubs, One Dream in BoB Bhutan Womens National League

The 2025 BoB Bhutan Women’s National League is shaping up to be unlike any other season before.

Reigning champions RTC WFC have kicked off their campaign with a series of friendlies, setting the tone early. Meanwhile, the 2022 champions, “Paro WFC” are making a grand return to the league after a two-year hiatus—adding a whole new level of competition. Their comeback is even more exciting as they’ve bolstered their squad by signing star players from Bangladesh.

Preparations are in full swing across all clubs. Thimphu City WFC are making their presence felt, while Transport United Ladies are reportedly close to signing Nepalese stars to strengthen their squad.

On the other hand, The Royal Academy WFC and Ugyen Academy WFC have yet to make any foreign signings, staying focused on developing local talent. Gelephu Academy Girls are committed to nurturing their academy players, while Gelephu City Girls, Samtse WFC and Phuentsholing WFC are eyeing reinforcements from neighboring India.

With just two weeks to go until kickoff, the excitement is building. A new season, new stories, and a renewed dream—Bhutanese women’s football is ready to shine.