History
Union International Manila was established in 1996. Its foundation is associated with the Spanish company Unión Fenosa which brought in consultants from Spain and South America to he Philippines. Initially, the club's players held informal football matches at the Jolly Field, a baseball venue inside Meralco's compound. The first "official" match of the club under the "Unión Fenosa" name was in 1997 against the Philippine women's national team. The club was led by head coach Venezuelan Jose Lupo in that match. Unión Fenosa continued to organize games at the Jolly Field and joined various football tournaments including futsal, 7-a-side, a beach soccer competitions. The club renamed themselves as Union F.C. by September 2000 when it joined the Ateneo Football Tournament due to most of its players not being affiliated with Unión Fenosa by that time. Lupo left for Spain in 2003 with Uruguayan Esteban Alonso succeeding him as head coach and manager. Alonso left in December 2005 who was succeeded by Dominic Samson, who became Union's first Filipino coach. Under Samson's watch, the club was reinforced by several Filipino players and led Union in the UFL Championships in 2006 and 2007. In 2009, Rafael Rodriguez took over as coach. Union joined the semi-professional United Football League inRecords
;Key *Tms. = Number of teams *Pos. = Position in league *TBD = To be determined *DNQ = Did not qualify Note: Performances of the club indicated here was after the UFL Division 1 created (as a semi-pro league) in 2009.Honors
*Terry Razon Copa Filipina :''Winners (1):'' 2006 * UFL Division 1 :''Champions (2):'' 2006, 2007 :''Third Place (1):''References
{{Filipino Premier League Association football clubs established in 1996 Football clubs in the Philippines 1996 establishments in the Philippines Sports teams in Metro Manila es:Union FC