In the 1974–75 season of PSSI National Championship western region, Persiraja successfully become champion by beating strongest teams from Sumatra.

At that time, Persiraja successfully topped the final standings with 11 points and goal difference 31–10 (21).

[6][7] One most tragic incident occurred in 2014, when PSAP Sigli goalkeeper, Agus Rahman, made a harsh tackle on Persiraja striker, Akli Fairuz.

Akli suffered bladder leakage and, a few days after the match, died from his internal injuries due to that tackle.

[9] Nowadays, since Persiraja and PSAP Sigli are no longer in the same league level, the rivalry has been coolen down.

Their matches are always tough and tense, However, there is rarely or never a big riot between the two teams' supporters outside the field or it spills over into other problems.

[17] The name is an abbreviation of Suporter Kutaraja Untuk Lantak Laju[18] (en: Banda Aceh Supporter for the Keep Fighting).

[22] Nazaruddin, a local businessman, bought most shares, forming PT Persiraja Lantak Laju, and became the club's president.

[24] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply.

Before deciding to move to the old stadium in the second round of competition Indonesian Premier League, the team spent some period playing at the Harapan Bangsa Stadium, located in Lhong Raya, Banda Raya, Banda Aceh.

[30][31] For the 2020 Liga 1, MBB is the kit supplier for Persiraja,[32] whilst the sponsors on jersey are Dek Gam Fondation, Bank Aceh, Lion Parcel, Extra Joss, PDAM Tirta Daroy and The Atjeh Connection.