Old Persikabo (1973–2019) Persikabo was founded on 23 December 1973, a football club from Bogor Regency, or known by the nickname
Laskar Pajajaran, officially founded by several Musyawarah Pimpinan Daerah (Muspida; ) and football practitioners in
Bogor Regency, such as, Caca Samita who at that time served as the Regent of Bogor, Djuari (Chairman of the Bogor Regency DPRD), Didi Suwardi (General Chairperson of the Bogor Regency KONI), Abdullah Alwahdi (member of the Bogor Regency DPRD), and Armen Syafii (General Secretary of KONI). After being officially established and registered with
PSSI (Football Association of Indonesia), the founder of Persikabo appointed or chose Abdulah Alwahdi as the first General Chairman of Persikabo. Armen Syafii was appointed as the first General Secretary. Meanwhile, Bogor football legend, Roni Toisuta, became the first captain of the Persikabo Bogor in the official national football scene. Meanwhile, Budi Riyadi is the first referee belonging to Persikabo whose status is recognized as a national referee. Although it has been around for quite a long time, this team only started to be known when Indonesian football entered the professional league era, to be precise, in the
1994–95 season. It is understandable because in the first season of the competition labeled the
Liga Indonesia, Persikabo emerged as the champion of
Second Division and was promoted to
First Division. After only two seasons in the second tier of the national football competition, this club successfully broke through to the highest stage of national football at that time, the
Premier Division. Unfortunately, after only two seasons in the top division, the team was relegated back to First Division. After just one season of relegation, the team returned to the Premier Division, precisely in the 1999–00 competition season. But once again, the team on the outskirts of
Jakarta was not strong enough to survive in the Premier Division, and only appeared for one season before being relegated back to First Division. After that, the club's achievements continued to decline until they returned to Second Division. It was only in the 2004 season that they returned to First Division and the following two seasons to the Premier Division. But in the fight for tickets to the
Super League, this team failed because it only ranked 11th in the West Division. Persikabo merged with PS TIRA (previously known as
Persiram Raja Ampat) in 2019 so they can compete instantly in
Liga 1 without promotion as
PS TIRA-Persikabo.
New Persikabo (2025–) Persikabo started their new season in the Indonesian football system in the
2025 Liga 4 West Java Series 2. However, they had to fall in the first phase, occupying 3rd place in group L, with a result of 1 win, 1 draw, and 1 loss. == Season-by-season records ==