ADO Den Haag

ADO Den Haag is a privately owned company headquartered in the Netherlands, founded in 1905, operates with approximately 280 employees, and reported $15.2M in revenue as of 2025. The company primarily focuses on sports tickets, merchandise, and sponsorship. It functions as a professional football club based in The Hague. Originally established in 1905 as ADO, an abbreviation for ‘Alles Door Oefening’ (Everything Through Practice), the club merged with Holland Sport in 1971 to become FC Den Haag. It adopted its current name, ADO Den Haag, in 1996 following a merger with ADO’s amateur department, subsequently transforming into a Limited Liability Company in 1999. Historically, the club has secured two national championships (1941/1942 and 1942/1943) and two Dutch FA Cups (1967/1968 and 1974/1975), in addition to reaching five FA Cup finals. The club also advanced to the quarterfinals of the 1975/1976 European Cup Winners Cup.