I don't know why people are moaning about Dheeraj trying his luck in Europe instead of staying in I-League
There is this player from Germany U-17 WC squad named Jan Fetite Arp he is now a regular starter for Hamburger in the Bundesliga lad wasn't even amongst 3 best striker in the WC likes of Brewster,Ruiz and Lincoln were better
Likes of Phoden already starting for City Hudson-Odoi made it to Chelsea bench twice Abel Ruiz has been doing well in Segunda division so are the rest Even some of the Iranians started playing for club
By the time the U-20 WC Happens and if we get to host it most of these players would be on another level while ours will be playing in I-League Every week these guys would sit back defend and only play on the counter attack under Matos
The best thing these guys must do is go abroad which would be best for their career and future of our football
It's not about objection on going abroad? Is he going to play in next 7 months? The answer is No. Joining a foreign club is great. Even Bench is good because you are at least exposed to good training. If you are not playing, not on Bench, not in any Reserve Squad, not in Academy - only trials with Agent while leaving whole season. Even if trials are successful club will take him only after 7 months. Anyways his wish. Hopefully better goalkeepers will take the spot in Indian arrows who actually play in match.
I guess he is not interested in 3 years deal. Agent must have assured ISL backup. He also knows that this is one year to encash hoopla over u-17 world cup. Best of luck to him if he really gets any opportunity in Europe.
we simply need to get out of our Indian mindset and our comfort zone if we have to make it big in football. youngsters have to go out and play abroad if they have to become better players..am still fine with Dheeraj's trial because at least he wont regret that he did not try once. Proud of Brandon for doing it, it may not have gone well eventually because of injuries and NT coach differences but he tried his best and that's what we want to see
Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano spoke of increasing interest in Indian football, among English clubs on Friday.
Soriano was present in Jamshedpur to witness the Indian Super League match between Jamshedpur FC and Mumbai City FC. The ex-Barcelona vice-president spoke about the purpose of his visit at half-time.
“Yeah, who knows, not immediately but India is a major opportunity for football. Because there is talent, there is passion and we are very positive about development of football in India.
“And this is why we are here, we want to watch football, we want to see players, we want to meet people,” Sorriano told ISL during a half-time interview.
City football group, a holding company under the Abu Dhabi United Group and part-owned by China Media Capital and CITIC Capital, now own part of clubs in the United States (New York City), Australia (Melbourne City), Spain (Girona), Japan (Yokohoma F. Marinos) and Uruguay (Club Atletico Torque).
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Adrian is their no 1
Highly unlikely he'll stay there another season as he is on loan from Man city and doesn't play enough
There is this player from Germany U-17 WC squad named Jan Fetite Arp he is now a regular starter for Hamburger in the Bundesliga lad wasn't even amongst 3 best striker in the WC likes of Brewster,Ruiz and Lincoln were better
Likes of Phoden already starting for City
Hudson-Odoi made it to Chelsea bench twice
Abel Ruiz has been doing well in Segunda division so are the rest
Even some of the Iranians started playing for club
By the time the U-20 WC Happens and if we get to host it most of these players would be on another level while ours will be playing in I-League
Every week these guys would sit back defend and only play on the counter attack under Matos
The best thing these guys must do is go abroad which would be best for their career and future of our football
So i feel him leaving is genuine
Likes of Jerry,Thapa,Ashique are doing well why not let these guys go after 1-2 season instead of holding back till 20-21
3 year deal is stupid
Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano spoke of increasing interest in Indian football, among English clubs on Friday.
Soriano was present in Jamshedpur to witness the Indian Super League match between Jamshedpur FC and Mumbai City FC. The ex-Barcelona vice-president spoke about the purpose of his visit at half-time.
“Yeah, who knows, not immediately but India is a major opportunity for football. Because there is talent, there is passion and we are very positive about development of football in India.
“And this is why we are here, we want to watch football, we want to see players, we want to meet people,” Sorriano told ISL during a half-time interview.
City football group, a holding company under the Abu Dhabi United Group and part-owned by China Media Capital and CITIC Capital, now own part of clubs in the United States (New York City), Australia (Melbourne City), Spain (Girona), Japan (Yokohoma F. Marinos) and Uruguay (Club Atletico Torque).
Anyone heard of this news? Who is this agent "Subrata" ?