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The following is a list of transfers for the 2011 S.League.
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The following is a list of transfers for the 2011 S.League.
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Shuhei Hotta from Consadole Sapporo Shotaro Ihata from Roasso Kumamoto Yōsuke Saito from Yokohama F. Marinos Musashi Okuyama from Albirex Niigata Norihiro Kawakami from Zweigen Kanazawa Shimpei Sakurada from Japan Soccer College Kunihiro Yamashita from Roasso Kumamoto Out
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Armanizam Dolah from Gombak United Anaz Hadee from Woodlands Wellington 
Lim Young Woo Kim Young Kwang from Suwon City FC Out
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Out
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Itimi Dickson *released Siddiq Durimi to Home United Toh Guo An *released
Rastislav Beličák *released Peter Tomko *released Walid Lounis to Gombak United In
Walid Lounis from Geylang United Tengku Mushadad from Home United Out
Armanizam Dolah to Balestier Khalsa Fazrul Nawaz to SAFFC Bah Mamadou to SAFFC Fabian Tan *releasedIn
Frédéric Mendy from Etoile FC Kenji Arai from Hougang United FC Qiu Li from Tampines Rovers Siddiq Durimi from Geylang United Kim Dae Eui from Suwon Samsung Bluewings Out
Choi Chul-Woo *retired Jun Woo Keun *retired Chun Jae Woon *released Tengku Mushadad to Gombak United Ridhuan Fatah Hassan to Hougang United FC In
Diego Gama 
Carlos Alberto Ridhuan Fatah Hassan from Home United Noor Ali from Woodlands Wellington Fumiya Kobayashi from Albirex Niigata (S) Out
Kenji Arai to Home United 
Mojtaba Tehranizadeh *released Amos Boon to Woodlands Wellington In
Fazrul Nawaz from Gombak United 
Daniel Hammond from Balestier Khalsa 
Luka Savic from Young Lions Bah Mamadou from Gombak United 
Mislav Karoglan from HNK Rijeka *on loanOut
John Wilkinson to Insee Police Ivan Lovrić *released
Federico Martinez *released Ahmad Latiff to Tampines Rovers Park Tae Won *releasedIn
Ahmad Latiff from SAFFC Out
Zulkarnaen Zainal *retired Qiu Li to Home United In
Goh Swee Swee from Balestier Khalsa Han Yiguang from Balestier Khalsa Amos Boon from Hougang United FC 
Munier Raychouni
Adrian Butters from Toronto Lynx 
Graham Tatters from FC Tampa Bay Leonardo Alexio da Costa from FC Volyn Lutsk Out
Anaz Hadee to Balestier Khalsa Noor Ali to Hougang United FC Kazuki Yoshino to Sisaket F.C. 
Abdelhadi Laakkad *released
Luis Eduardo Hicks *released Rachid Lajane *releasedIn
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Luka Savic to SAFFC Kim Seong Kyu *released Seo Su Jong *released
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The 2019 season is Hougang United's 22nd consecutive season in the top flight of Singapore football and in the S.League. Along with the S.League, the club will also compete in the Singapore Cup.
