A surprise project turns into a powerhouse as Alexei’s Panthers lift the trophy after a stunning debut season

The Panthers have officially stamped their name in UFL history — not just as Supercup champions, but as one of the league’s most exciting and inspiring stories. What began as a quiet project with little fanfare quickly turned into a storm that took over the league.

From the very start, the Panthers impressed with their distinct playing identity, marked by fluid combinations, relentless pressing, and collective discipline. At the heart of it all was owner and coach Alexei, whose vision brought together a group of underrated, overlooked, and hungry players and turned them into a tight-knit, elite unit. His eye for recruitment and tactical IQ were on full display throughout the season, setting Panthers apart from the rest.

Key names like York, Deynis, Denzell, Renier, and Adrian became instant standouts — not just for their individual brilliance, but for how seamlessly they fit into the team’s system. Week in and week out, the Panthers played with purpose, swagger, and an undeniable sense of unity. Despite a strong regular season, Panthers suffered heartbreak in the UFL Playoff Quarterfinals, being eliminated by Rosso. But that loss only added fuel to their fire — and their response in the Supercup was nothing short of heroic.

They knocked out Rosso in the quarterfinals, getting their revenge with a mature and tactical performance. In the semifinals, they faced a stacked MNC squad and once again came out on top, earning their place in the Supercup final.

And in the final chapter of their fairytale season, they defeated Galacticos 3-2 in an emotional showdown that crowned them the first-ever UFL Supercup champions. From underdogs to champions, the Panthers have shown what can happen when vision meets execution, when belief meets talent, and when a coach trusts his process. The UFL may never be the same — the Panthers are here, and they’re just getting started.