Saburtalo-2 made a debut in Georgian football in 2017. With their senior side already promoted to the
Erovnuli Liga, the reserve team entered the
Regionuli Liga tournament and under the management of
Revaz Gotsiridze won the B Group, implying automatic promotion to
Liga 3. The team started their
2018 season with five wins in as many matches, which made Saburtalo-2 one of the key title contenders. But they slipped up in the final phase and finished just below the
playoff spots, picking up four points in the last five games. The
2020 season was most difficult for Saburtalo-2. In terms of sport achievements, they finished 8th among the ten clubs but what badly affected the team and shocked the whole country was a brutal murder of their promising 19-year-old
defender Giorgi Shakarashvili. To honour his name, Saburtalo named one of its academy stadiums after Shakarashvili and retired his No 21 jersey from its all teams. Saburtalo-2 spent the next three seasons in mid-table before beating their two rivals in the race for a promotion playoff place
in 2024. Strengthened by first team members
Gizo Mamageishvili and
Iuri Tabatadze, the club cruised to a narrow aggregate victory over
Aragvi and sealed their first promotion in seven years. In the same year, chairman Tariel Khechikashvili announced that he decided to rebrand the club by changing its name to Iberia 1999. The team failed to retain its Liga 2 spot a year later after a dramatic two-legged playoff tie against
Odishi 1919. ==Seasons==