Ever since that trailer dropped all over our social media feeds, football fans across the nation have been intrigued by Baller League 2025.

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The Baller League started in Germany with Mats Hummels and Lukas Podolski spearheading the new indoor six-a-side league project.

Now it touches down in the UK with 12 teams aiming for glory in the inaugural run.

Ex-Premier League stars and obscure rising talents will feature in the tournament, with some surprising names scattered throughout the line-ups.

Social media star KSI is the president of the league and will feature throughout the competition, though not on the pitch.

RadioTimes.com brings you all the details you need to know about which social media personalities and football stars will take part in the Baller League 2025.

Baller League 2025 line-ups: Teams confirmed

The Baller League 2025 line-ups have been confirmed ahead of the tournament:

26ers

Manager: John Terry

J'ardell Stirling, Bilal Sayoud, Sak Hassan, Kojo Apenteng, Marcel Lewis, Jordon Ibe, Matt Chizzum, Emmanuel Rowe, Justin Dass, Spike Stegel, Vladislav Platinov, Jack Crook.

Deportrio

Managers: Alan Shearer, Micah Richards, Gary Lineker

Bakary Sako, Adam Dawson, Francis Gerald Mapolo, Zach Fagan, Marvin Sordell, Charlie Kuehn, Tommy Scott, Raphael Gas, Alex Dyer, Ruben Singale, Tristan Goodridge, Leo Serri.

FC Rules the World

Manager: Clint 419

Michael Ndiweni, Josh Harrop, Tareiq Holmes-Dennis, Kevin Gonzalez, Oliver Bosworth, Karim Kamhouri, Erghis Pepy, Onuchi Oki, Yusuf Shentu, Alamiji Oluma, Sandro Kamara, Festus Chalet.

M7 FC

Manager: Miniminter

Jesse Waller-Lassen, Femi Akinwande, Stefan Ilic, Jean Belehouan, Toby Bull, Sam Fitzgerald, Arjun Young, Ramez Gonzalo, Arin Zaha, Lewis Garcia, Henry Wise, Zion Nditi.

MVPs United

Managers: Alisha Lehmann and Maya Jama

Lorenzo Spinelli, Ashton Peltier, Jake Chambers Shaw, Ross Derham, Josh Misoki, James Canton, Alfie Matthew, Declan McCarthy, Jay Beckford, Joe Edwards, Dwayne Suel, Esteban Salgado.

N5 FC

Managers: Jens Lehmann, Robert Pires and Freddie Ljungberg

Owen Locke, Adrian Mariappa, Brian Ly, Charlie Wakefield, Dayo Adekoya, Chris Arba, Imran Kahani, Michael Class, James Alabi, Troy Malunda, Freddie Berrati, Callum Charlton.

Santan FC

Manager: Dave

Michael Hill, Richard Kesey, Dominic Voss, Erick Kenco, Ranell McKenzie Lowes, Jamell Abou-Bakare, Rico Okinari, David Upu, Abdullah Gervardi, Jack Wilson, David Solidemi, Luka Valentine.

SDS FC

Manager: Sharky

Bruno Andrade, Bayley Brown, Ody Alfa, Cole Da Silva, David Marques Castanho, Calvin Dickson, Big John, Camillo Astreppo, Finley Chadwick, Michael Felibe, Hussein Mahdi, Tyler Edmundson.

Trebol FC

Manager: Luís Figo

Montel McKenzie, Vani Da Silva, Ciaran Clark, Isaac Modi, Ethan Oke, Reggie, Emi, Ryan Gorwell, Jordan Brown, Shani Omed, Aaron Steven, Nathan Bowen.

VZN FC

Manager: Tobi Brown

Henri Lansbury, Kurtice Herbert, Jerome Sinclair, Remy Mitchell, Montel McKenzie, Florian Kastrati, Michael Olive-Wigan, Barrell Mensah, Ethan McClear, Diego Dombaboni, Jami Kheresi, Luka Barusic.

Wembley Rangers

Managers: Ian Wright and Chloe Kelly

Domingos Pires, Check Fayum, Ben Long, Stuart Cook, Oliver Cannon, Juan Pablo, Ruben Junior, Luke Gambin, Kaylen Kofi, Braden Shaw, Joseph Diomande, Nabid Eshari.

Yanited

Manager: Angry Ginge

Kadell Daniel, Michael Hector, Mohammed Mahyoub, Remy Clerima, Percy Kiangebeni, Medy Elito, Max Pitman, Harry Cain, Henry O'Shea, Daniel Thompson, Daniel Woods, Pharrel Mensah.

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