Indian Super League 2017-18

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  • EastBengalPrideEastBengalPride India9281 Points
    Bad news for players who opted for draft rejecting I-League clubs that.
  • http://m.indiansuperleague.com/press-releases/5587-200-plus-indian-players-vie-for-ten-isl-clubs-selection

    Hero India Super League season 2017-18 Player Draft scheduled to be held on Sunday, 23rd July in Mumbai will feature ten clubs, including the new two entrants - Jamshedpur FC and Bengaluru FC - who will vie for the finest footballers from a strong army of 200 plus Indian players.

    Hero ISL regulations allow Clubs to have a minimum of 15 and maximum of 18 Indian players in the squad, including two U21 development players mandatorily. The Clubs were allowed to retain a maximum of two senior players from their 2016 squad, in addition to retaining upto three U21 players to fill up the development player quota.

    Eight of the nine teams have made the most of the retention regulation for the season by signing 22 Domestic Players in a bid to create the core of their squad, while Delhi Dynamos have opted to begin on a fresh note for the upcoming season.

    As the new team in ISL, Jamshedpur FC will get the first pick in both 1st and 2nd rounds of the Player Draft, while Delhi Dynamos FC will be the second club to exercise their right in the opening round. FC Pune City who have retained only 1 senior player will join the above two in the second round. The rest of the six clubs, except Chennaiyin FC will join the Player Draft from the 3rd round.

    Chennaiyin FC will be the only club to join the Player Draft from 4th Round. The 2015 champions have retained promising youngster Jerry Lalrinzuala – a capped Indian player falling under U21 category, in addition to their two senior players retention and hence will have to miss the first three rounds.

    ISL 2017-18 Player Draft will witness a total 15 rounds. The sequence for selection of Player Draft rounds for each club will be determined by a draw of lots on Saturday evening.

    The Instant Trading Card, first successfully introduced during ISL 2015 Player Draft, allows teams a second chance to trade an already picked player. From the third round onwards, any Club may, within 15 seconds of another Club announcing its Draft pick, press the buzzer to activate the “Instant Trade” process. Representatives of the clubs will then head to the Instant Trading Table to propose, negotiate and close the deal within a stipulated time.

    Atletico de Kolkata

    Sr Retained: Debjit Majumder, Prabir Das

    U21 Retained: None

    No of players to be selected: Min 13 including two U21.

    Entry in Draft Round : 3

    Bengaluru FC

    Sr Retained: Sunil Chhetri, Udanta Singh

    U21 Retained: Nishu Kumar, Malsawmzuala

    No of players to be selected: Min 13

    Entry in Draft Round: 3

    Chennaiyin FC

    Sr. Retained: Jeje Lalpekhlua, Karanjit Singh

    U21 Retained: Jerry Lalrinzuala (capped), Anirudh Thapa

    No of players to be selected: Min 12

    Entry in Draft Round: 4

    Delhi Dynamos FC

    Sr. Retained: None

    U21 Retained: None

    No of players to be selected: Min 15 including two U21

    Entry in Draft Round: 1

    FC Goa

    Sr. Retained: Laxmikant Kattimani, Mandar Rao Dessai

    U21 Retained: None

    No of players to be selected: Min 13 including two U21

    Entry in Draft Round: 3

    FC Pune City

    Sr. Retained: Vishal Kaith

    U21 Retained: Ashique Kuruniyan

    No of players to be selected: Min 14 including one U21

    Entry in Draft Round: 2

    Kerala Blasters FC

    Sr. Retained: CK Vineeth, Sandesh Jhingan

    U21 Retained: Prashanth Karuthadathkuni

    No of players to be selected: Min 13 including one U21

    Entry in Draft Round: 3

    Mumbai City FC

    Sr. Retained: Amrinder Singh, Sehnaj Singh

    U21 Retained: Rakesh Oram

    No of players to be selected: Min 13 including one U21

    Entry in Draft Round: 3

    North East United FC

    Sr. Retained: Rowllin Borges, TP Rehenesh

    U21 Retained: None

    No of players to be selected: Min 13 including two U21

    Entry in Draft Round: 3

    Jamshedpur FC

    Sr. Retained: None

    U21 Retained: None

    No of players to be selected: Min 15 including two U21

    Entry in Draft Round: 1

  • thebeautifulgamethebeautifulgame Durgapur,India29574 Points
    http://www.footballcounter.com/2017/colaba-back-garden-2017-isl-draft/

    From the Colaba Back Garden to the 2017 ISL draft

    Press Release: From scoring the winning goal in an MSSA interschool final as a seven-year-old to making it into the 2017 draft of the Indian Super League, Neel Shah has come a long way. This milestone brings him closer to fulfilling his dream of playing for India.

    Neel Shal left

    Neel Shal (left)

    A product of the Premier India Football Academy (PIFA), Neel showed his passion for football at an early age, he trained at the Colaba back garden for Campion School & PIFA. He represented Maharashtra in the Under-13 and Under-15 AIFF national tournaments. He was the youngest debutant in the MDFA Elite division making his debut for the PIFA Colaba men’s team at the age of sixteen, and he went on to play the AIFF I-League 2nd Division & I-league U-19 tournament aged 17.

    He was recently awarded an Honours Degree in Football Studies and Business at Southampton, UK while captaining his university football team which competed against other universities having players from English Premier League academies.

    He has trained under UEFA “Pro & A” licensed coaches at internationally renowned youth academies – such as the Bobby Charlton, Liverpool FC, Everton FC, UK; Hristo Stoichkov Academy in Barcelona, Spain; and AC Milan Academy, Italy.

    “This talented, tall young lad has come a long way. Being left footed and quick will make him an asset to any team” – Gary Lewis (ex-Head of Youth Development, Liverpool FC 2008–2014 coach & current Philadelphia Union U14 head coach)  had this to say while awarding best skills player to Neel at a summer camp to Liverpool International Academy in 2011.

    PIFA Director’s Anjali & Nirvan Shah could not be prouder of their twenty two-year-old son, Neel, and hopes for the best in his footballing endeavors.

    munna219777sanvedjadhav
  • ashindiaashindia 9248 Points
    edited July 2017
    Son of Nirvan Shah ?? Not surprised  :)
    dev_pfcmunna219777
  • ashindiaashindia 9248 Points
    edited July 2017
    Adil Khan who can play multiple positions and only costs 32 lakhs is best alternate to Anas who costs thrice. Im sure clubs with good intelligent scouting team will target him. 
    goalkeeparCarbon_14spartasanvedjadhav
  • goalkeepargoalkeepar Turkish occupied Cyprus29216 Points
    where is Kane Lewes?
  • ArsenalFan700ArsenalFan700 Reddit13655 Points
    The name Jamshedpur FC I guess is now official. Such a bland name.
  • Jamshedpur fc or steel city fc .. one will b finalised ..no tata word will b included in name 
  • spartasparta Jamshedpur FC2074 Points
    Well, then BFC, AFC and PFC are also bland names I guess??? 
    People praise Bengaluru FC's name as they have city's name in it about if a small city is putting it's name it becomes bland.
    AKBarunskumar148munna219777sanvedjadhavCarbon_14Domnic
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