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FC Weesp

Founded in 2003

About Us

FC Weesp is a Dutch football association based in Weesp, Noord-Holland. The club was established on 22 May 2003 through the merger of three historic Weesp football clubs: ADE, WFC Rapiditas and SV The Victory. The merger brought together clubs with long local histories, including Rapiditas, founded in 1902, The Victory, founded in 1920, and ADE, founded in 1933. FC Weesp therefore combines the traditions of these predecessor organisations with a modern community-oriented football structure. fcweesp.nl FC Weesp describes itself as a club “by Weespers, for Weespers” and places strong emphasis on inclusion, community connection, respect and personal development. Its stated mission is to offer both performance and recreational football at different levels while also organising social activities, often in cooperation with local partners. fcweesp.nl The club has a broad youth programme covering boys' and girls' teams across multiple age groups, together with senior men's and women's football. As of September 2026, FC Weesp reports approximately 90 teams, including four futsal teams, and members representing more than 35 nationalities. Its facilities consist of one sports accommodation with four football pitches—three artificial-turf pitches and one grass pitch. fcweesp.nl Youth development is an important part of the organisation. FC Weesp has technical coordinators responsible for different youth age groups and has previously described its youth academy as a major area of development. The club has also been associated with Ajax as a partner club, supporting its youth-development activities. fcweesp.nl Beyond football, FC Weesp aims to function as a social meeting place within the local community. Its activities include football camps, community events, educational and social initiatives, and programmes designed to encourage participation and volunteering. The club also identifies sustainability and further development of its social function as strategic priorities. 

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