Both of the MPFL and Malaysia Futsal Cup titles were won in 2023 season with Gerard Casas as the head coach of the club.
was established in November 2016 and participated in the Qualifying Round of the 2017 Liga Futsal Kebangsaan from December 21 to 23, with Mohammad Faizul Abdul Gaffar as the club's head coach.
[11] As the MPFL format changed in the 2023 season, the club was drawn into Group A with ATM, Kedah, KPT-PST Mustangs, Pulau Pinang, Sabah, and Terengganu.
They defeated holders Selangor MAC in the semi-finals and beat Johor Darul Ta'zim in the final to capture the first MPFL title in the club's history.
[15] The official colors of Pahang Rangers, reflecting the rich heritage and identity of the state, are a striking combination of black and white.
In the realm of team attire, Pahang Rangers predominantly don jerseys in the classic black and white ensemble.
During these periods, the club embraced a vibrant palette, with yellow and blue taking center stage as the primary jersey colors.
This departure from the traditional black and white added a dynamic and refreshing element to the team's visual identity, offering fans a unique and memorable representation during those particular seasons.
The emblem of the club, fashioned in the shape of a shield, proudly showcases the iconic black and white color scheme that has become synonymous with Pahang Rangers.
At the heart of this emblem, a majestic elephant head takes center stage, symbolizing strength, resilience, and the spirit of the team.
The inclusion of stalks of rice on either side not only pays homage to the agricultural richness of the region but also serves as a nod to the unity and growth that the club strives for.
Adding a touch of grandeur, a pair of tusks adorns the bottom of the emblem, further emphasizing the club's commitment to power and tenacity.
This meticulously crafted emblem is more than just a symbol; it encapsulates the essence and aspirations of the team, making it a visual representation of pride for both players and supporters alike.