Our Story

The club was founded in 2007 in the town of Kfar Qassem, born from a group of friends who loved the game and believed their town could become a home for the sport played on sand. Season after season, that local passion grew into one of the most respected names in world beach soccer — a journey the fans capture in the club's nickname, “Empire of the Shores.”

At home, Falfala became the dominant force in Israeli beach soccer. The club has won the Israeli Beach Soccer League seven times — in 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2019, 2024 and 2025 — more than any other team in the country, and finished runners-up in 2017 and 2018. Along the way the team also set a club record of twenty consecutive victories in 2017 — a run built on a refusal to be beaten until the final whistle.

On the international stage the rise was just as steep. Falfala were crowned European champions at the 2023 Euro Winners Cup, then reached the summit of the sport with back-to-back Beach Soccer World Championships — winning the World Winners Cup in both 2024 and 2025. The club also finished runners-up at the 2025 Euro Winners Cup and at the 2018 Nazaré Cup, cementing its place among the elite clubs of the game.

The squad blends a strong Israeli core with international talent from Brazil and Switzerland, across goalkeepers, defenders and forwards, guided by a long-serving coaching staff and the family that built the club. Its achievements have been recognised at the highest level — the team was received by the President of Israel, Isaac Herzog, at Beit HaNassi.

Beach soccer is played five-a-side on sand in three short, fast periods — a game of skill, acrobatics and nerve. For Kfar Qassem, the team is far more than results: it is a source of pride that has carried the town's name to beaches across Europe and the world. This site is the club's official home — fixtures, results, standings, the squad, the news, and the milestones that built the empire.