Koninklijke Voetbal Sportkring Lommel, or KVSK Lommel, is a Belgian professional football club from the city of Lommel, currently playing in the Belgian Second Division. Their home ground is the Soevereinstadion. Founded in 2003 following a merger, the club wears green and white. Owned by the City Football Group since 2020, the team is currently led by head coach Peter Maes. The club's formation was part of a restructuring of football in Limburg, aiming to create a stronger entity. The "KVSK" in their name stands for "Royal Football Sports Circle," reflecting their royal patronage and sporting scope. Lommel's key era has been in the 2020s under CFG ownership, which has brought increased investment and a focus on developing young talent, often feeding players to sister clubs like Manchester City. They achieved promotion to the First Division B (now Challenger Pro League) and have established themselves as a regular promotion contender. The modern squad is typically youthful and dynamic, emphasizing technical, possession-based football. While the fan culture is still growing, the club has begun to build a new identity linked to its global network. KVSK Lommel is now seen as an ambitious project within Belgian football, leveraging its unique ownership to climb the divisions.