
One goal, one team, one city – Cēsis
A club built by the town, for the town. Men and women — playing and competing in the heart of the Baltics in Northern Europe.
- Founded
- 2023
- Men
- 2. līga
- Women
- 1. līga
- Home
- Cēsis
The club
Building something special in Cēsis
The men’s team plays in the second league in Latvian football and the women’s team plays in the Latvian Women’s first division and made the quarterfinals of the 2026 Latvian Cup.
Founded in 2023, FK Cēsis has grown quickly from a local start into one of Latvia’s more ambitious clubs, with men’s and women’s senior teams.
The Cēsis 2030 plan targets promotion for both first teams, clearer youth-to-senior pathways, and international fixtures.
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The plan
Cēsis 2030
A long-term plan to make FK Cēsis one of the leading football organisations in Latvia and the Baltics — and a club the town can be proud of.
Partner with us- 01
One club
Tighter integration between the women’s and men’s programmes, so every player belongs to the same club.
- 02
Promotion
Take both first teams into Latvia’s top football leagues.
- 03
The Baltics
Make Cēsis the destination for football in the region, not only in Latvia.
- 04
International pathways
Open routes for players inside the FK Cēsis system to train, compete and grow abroad.
- 05
Community foundation
A fund that supports families, charities, arts and culture in the Cēsis region — plus scholarships for student-athletes.
In the news
Latest from the club

27 October 2026
Cēsis hosts its first international women's football tournament
The Four Castles International Invitational brought Wellington Rec Women from Northern Ireland to Cēsis for the town’s first international women’s tournament.

12 October 2026
Invitational concludes in Cēsis: Wellington Rec take the trophy, FK Cēsis win the friendly
Wellington Recreation Women won the trophy match 1–0. FK Cēsis – Jules Verne Women won the friendly 1–0.

12 October 2026
Invitational concludes in Cēsis as Wellington Rec claim the trophy
The Belfast News Letter reported the Larne side’s trophy win in Cēsis, and FK Cēsis’s win in the friendly.


