Mohun Bagan's Class of 2019-20: Where Are They Now? (Part 2)

Without further ado, let's dive deep into ‘Where are they now?’:

Read the First part: Where are they Now : Part 1

(Note: The list only contains players who were part of the I-league squad, players who represented Mohunbagan only in the state league- CFL, the Durand Cup or the Sk Kamal Cup are not mentioned here)

#18

Lalramzauva Khiangte

DOB: 1 January 1997

Position: Central Midfielder

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 0

 

Khiangte’s first season seems to be the 2016-17 I-League with Aizawl FC. In the 2017-18, he was part of the Mohunbagan squad, on loan from FC Pune City FC Reserves. The next year, he was signed by Mohunbagan on a permanent basis. Though he didn't play in I-League a single minute, and made it into the substitution bench in only a few games, the youngster was kept for the 2020-21 season by the Atk Mohunbagan management for two years.

 From 2022-23 season onwards, he is plying his trade for clubs playing in the lower divisions of I-League and state leagues with FC Bengaluru United (2022-23), Kerala United (2023-24) and Downtown Heroes (2024-25).

#20

VP Suhair

(Suhair Vadakkepeedika)

DOB: 27 July 1992

Position: Right Winger, Centre Forward

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 16

 

An interesting fact about this man from Palakkad, is that he came from the United SC academy and represented the team in 2016 CFL. In 2017, he was signed by Gokulam Kerala for their reserves. Impressed with his game, East Bengal came calling, and he was decent in the red-and-gold colours in CFL, but in the national league stage, he got sidelined for the whole season with an injury. The next season, he went back to Gokulam on loan.

In 2019-20 season, he became a vital cog in Kibu Vicuña's system, playing in CFL, Durand and the Sk Kamal Cup and starting every match in the I-League.

Post league win, just like Bagan, he went to ISL, but for Northeast United for 2020-21 and 2021-22.

He returned to Kolkata for the 2023-24 season with East Bengal before sailing to Kerala, to sign for Gokulam in the 2024-25 season.

 

#22

Shilton Paul

DOB: 10 June 1988

Position: Goalkeeper

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 0

 

A proper ‘Tata product’, coming up from the Tata academy, the man from Maslandapur, was the guardian of the goal for Bagan, post Sangram Mukherjee era. With his vast career with Bagan from 2006 to 2020, he achieved a distinction of winning the National League twice with Mohunbagan. Shilton was even the captain of the 2014-15 I-League winning team under Sanjay Sen, though he had to concede his position of the first choice GK in the squad that year, following the emergence of a young Debjit Majumder. As ISL was running parallel to I-League, Shilton was part of ISL set-ups like Chennaiyin (2014), Kerala Blasters (2015), Atk (2016), all on loan from Mohunbagan.

 In his last year with the club, Shilton was part of the trophy winning squad as 3rd choice keeper, making him 1/3rd of the prestigious list of being part of both the 2014-15 and 2019-20 I-League wins.

  In the 2020 CFL, he turned up for Bhawanipore FC, before featuring in I-League with Churchill Brothers for two seasons (2020-21, 2021-22).

  In 2024, he played for ASOS New Barrackpore Rainbow, before announcing retirement post CFL season but not before showing his prime form against the Bagan colts.

 

#23

Deep Saha

DOB: 5 August 2001

Position: Attaker

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 0

 

 The first of the Mohunbagan youth products to feature in this list, whom Kibu and Tomasz scouted from the ZeeBangla league that year, though he didn't get any gametime in I-League.

In the 2020-21 season, he signed up for the Kerala Blasters reserves.

From the 2023-24 season, he was part of the Bhawanipore FC squad.

 

#24

Debjit Majumder

(On loan from Atk)

DOB: 6 March 1988

Position: Goalkeeper

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 2

 

The second player to be part of the prestigious list of being part of both the 2014-15 and 2019-20 campaigns.

The man from Hindmotor Uttarpara, came up through the ranks of FCI and Kalighat MS, before making the big club move to East Bengal in 2011. He joined Bhawanipore for the next two years (2012-14), before heading to Mohunbagan in 2014-15. He became a vital stay in the Mohunbagan squad that won the 2014-15 I-League title and the 2015-16 Federation Cup title. Delighted with performance under the bar, he was nick-named ‘Save’-jit and won the best Goalkeeper of I-League in 2014-15 and then again in 2016-17. He also got a national team call-up during his time at Mohunbagan but that didn't materialise. In the ISL, he also played for Mumbai City FC (2015) and Atk(2016) on loan, before signing for Atk in the 2017-18 season. He did return to Mohunbagan for the 2019-20 season on loan. He did start a lot of matches in CFL and Durand and also the first 2 matches of I-League, but after getting only 1 point from the first two matches of the league, Kibu decided to tinker with the squad, and Sankar Roy got selected to start in the playing eleven. Debjit was a key figure in the dressing room though, motivating the squad before crucial games. And on 10, March 2020, Debjit won his second I-League title with Mohunbagan.

 He then again moved to ISL, but this time with East Bengal (2020-21), before going south to Chennaiyin for two years.

 In the 2024-25 season, he returned to East Bengal as second choice GK to Pravsukhan Gill.

 

#25

Dhanachandra Singh ©

(Leihaorungbam Dhanachandra Singh)

DOB: 30 August 1987

Position: Left Back

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 10

 

 The captain of the team, guiding the team to the most dominant league win in 2019-20, Dhanachandra is the third member (and the only on-field player) to be part of both Mohunbagan's I-League title wins in 2014-15 and 2019-20.

  Dhana started his career with Air India and Churchill Brothers. The Imphal man then went to Mumbai FC in 2011-12, before coming to Kolkata with Prayag United SC and playing for them for 2 seasons 2012-13 and 2013-14. The next season he came to the Goshta Pal Sarani to win the first I-League with Sanjay Sen’s men. But he was a busy man, during ISL times, he played for Chennaiyin FC, topping the league standings, though his team lost out in the knockout rounds. In the same year, he made his debut for India, on 11 June 2015, against Oman.

In 2015-16, he signed with Chennaiyin FC, but came back to Bagan, on loan. He became a regular with Chennaiyin in the 2016-17 and 2017-18 season, before moving to Jamshedpur FC for the 2018-19 season.

 In 2019-20, he signed for Mohunbagan and was named captain of the Kibu Vicuña brigade. And again he won the I-League trophy with Bagan, a second time.

  Post 2019-20 triumph, he was not part of any team till recently. On February 21, 2024, he signed with Neroca fc, which just got relegated into I-League 2.

 

#26

Shilton D’Silva

DOB: 15 September 1992

Position: Attacking Midfielder

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 1 +4 sub-ons

The Mumbaikar started his career with Mahindra United and then Pailan Arrows, but two back-to-back injuries in two successive seasons meant he was ruled out from the football ground for a long time. But his talent was always speaking, and after his rehab and then break for education, he was signed by the then reigning champions Bengaluru FC in 2014-15, and sent on loan mid-season to Mumbai FC in the 2015, before signing for the Mumbai team permanently in 2016-17.

Shilton became a part of the Bagan camp in the 2017-18, and it was his third season, Mohunbagan struck gold by winning the league.

 In January 2021, D’Silva signed with Mohammedan for the remainder of I-League season, before moving to Rajasthan United for two seasons till 2023.

In 2023-24, he played for the I-League club, Gokulam Kerala. In the 2024-25 season, he signed up with the football team of Income tax department.

 

#27

Sk Sahil

DOB: 28 April 2000

Position: Defensive Midfielder, Central Midfielder

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 13

 

The second of the Mohunbagan youth products in the list, is the most regular starter in the team and featured in all the 16 I-league matches, 13 as starter, and 3 from bench. Scouted from the ZeeBangla league by Kibu and Tomasz, the man from Barrackpore, proved to be a main-stay in the centre of the park, along with foreigners Fran Glez and Beitia. Especially his understanding with Glez meant defenders had less work to do.

  Post the 2019-20 league title, Sahil was one of the youth talents that made it into the Atk Mohunbagan squad to play in the ISL. Through his 2 years (2020-22) stay in ISL with Mohunbagan, he got a few starts, and his gametime kept on decreasing.

In the 2022-23, he was signed by Jamshedpur FC, and in the 3 seasons, he has been sent to different I-League clubs, Mohammedan SC (in 2022-23), Aizawl FC (in 2023-24), and the newly promoted SC Bengaluru in 2024-25 season. He started this 24-25 I-League season with SC Bengaluru but in the winter transfer market, he switched to Inter Kashi, under the tutelage ofanother national league winning coach of Mohunbagan, Antonio Lopez Habas.

 

#28

Bikramjeet Singh

(On loan from Mumbai City FC)

DOB: 5 May 1993

Position: Centre-Back

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 0

 

Not to be confused with another ex-Mariner of the similar name of Bikramjit Singh (part of 2014-15 I-League winning squad), Bikramjeet was part of the 2011-12 Pailan Arrows team. He was then with DSK Shivajians and Bharat FC before coming to Kolkata to Mohammedan SC in 2015-16. The next two seasons, he was part of the Mohunbagan squad. In the 2018-19 season, he was signed by Mumbai City FC, only to return back to Mohunbagan on loan. He started the 2019-20 with Mohunbagan, on loan from Mumbai, but in September he was signed permanently by Bagan. Post the I-League win, he joined Bhawanipore FC in 2020-21, and then other regional clubs like Doaba United (Jalandhar, 2021), Friends United (Delhi, 2021-22), and FC Areacode (Kerala, 2022).

  From the 2022-23 season onwards, he is again part of Kibu's team, this time with DHFC. In the 2024-25 season, he won the I-League 3 with the club, and gained promotion to I-League 2.

 

#33

Britto PM

DOB: 15 March 1993

Position: Winger, Centre Forward

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 2 +9 sub-ons

 

Coming up from the academy of Viva Kerala and then Pune FC, and then playing for Quartz FC (now Kerala United), and Eagles Kerala, it was the four seasons (2014-18) with Churchill Brothers, he gained prominence.

In 2018-19 he signed with Mohunbagan and then the next year became part of the league winning side.

He had a ‘difficult’ lockdown period, sidelined with an injury, away from the football field, and without a job.

In 2020-21, he signed with ISL side NEUFC, and after securing a job in 2021 with the Indian Navy, he was included in the Indian Navy football team.

 From 2022 to 2024, he played for Rajasthan United in I-League for 2 seasons.

 In 2024, he represented Indian Navy, before joining Calicut FC in the inaugural edition of Super League Kerala and won the tournament.

 

 

#44

Kiyan Nassiri

(Kiyan Nassiri Giri)

DOB: 17 November 2000

Position: Attacking Midfielder, Winger

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 0 +1 sub-ons

 

The third of the four Mohunbagan academy youngsters, incorporated into the senior team by Kibu Vicuña and Tomasz Tchórz, Kiyan is also the younger son of East Bengal and Mohammedan legend of Iranian Jamshed Nassiri and came up through the ranks of Calcutta FC and Mohammedan before joining the Mohunbagan youth team. Though he showed his flair in the CFL, as Mohunbagan got involved in the title race, youngsters like Kiyan got lesser chances. But that didn't stop his debut, from the bench, against TRAU, on 1 March 2020.

 After getting the very first national trophy of his career in the form of I-League 2019-20, he is the only one of academy youngsters, to play regular football at the highest level in the country, by playing ISL with Mohunbagan for four years between 2020 and 2024, and winning the ISL Cup 2022-23, Durand Cup 2023, and also the ISL Shield 2023-24. Kiyan not only has one of the most decorated trophy cabinets, but also became a member of the list of players, who have won the national league title twice with Mohunbagan. He is also the only member from the 2019 squad to be a part of the 2023-24 ISL Shield winning squad.

 He made his Asian stage debut against Uzbek side FC Nasaf in the 2021 AFC Cup knockout stage. But his claim to fame win always be the ISL hattrick (youngest to do so), coming on as a sub, that too in the biggest stage of derby, on 29 January 2022, scoring first in the 64th minute and then thrice in the added time, making the scoreline read MB 3-1 EB.

 Ex-mariners coach Juan Ferrando, in an interview with Anant Tyagi, also heaped praises on the youngster.

 Before the start of 2024-24 season, he signed with Chennaiyin FC in search of newer challenges.

 

#45

Daneil Cyrus 🇹🇹

(Daneil Nicholas Cyrus)

DOB: 15 December 1990

Position: Centre-Back

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 11

 

With Fran Morante, Daneil Cyrus completed the centre-back combination in most of the games. The man from Tobago started his career with Joe Public FC( which also has players like Marcus Joseph, Marvin Phillips, Radanfah Abu Bakr, players who would later come to play for Indian clubs), in his home country of Trinidad and Tobago, before moving to FC Santa Rosa in 2009-10. He was sent on loan, first to Caledonia AIA (2010-11) and then to USA to FC Sporting Kansas City (2011-12). He signed with W Connection in 2012-13, and was sent on loan to Vietnamese side Ha noi T&T FC (2013-14), and then the American side Chicago Fire (2015-16). In 2017-18, he signed for Juticalpa, a team from Honduras, before coming back to his homeland, signing for Central FC in 2018. In 2018-19, he signed with Saudi Arabian side, Al-Orobah. In 2019-20, he signed for Mohunbagan, his third team in Asia, and played his part, to win the league title. He continued in Asia, first with Erbil SC (an Iraqi team from Kurdistan) in 2020-21, then with a Thai League2 team Chainat Hornbill in 2021-22. For 2022-23 season, he returned to India, with Sudeva Delhi, only to get relegated. In 2023-24, he played for a side in his homeland, La Horquetta Rangers FC.

 

#47

Sk Faiaz

(On loan from Atk)

DOB: 3 March 1995

Position: Winger

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 0 +4 sub-ons

The man from Howrah played most of his career in Kolkata, starting with Mohammedan in 2015, and continued for two seasons till 2017. Impressed with the youngster’s game, Mohunbagan signed him in 2017-18, though he returned Mohammedan on loan mid season. In 2018-19, he signed with ISL playing side Atk, before coming back to Mohunbagan on loan. At the start of the season of 2019-20, he was still on loan, before permanently signing for Mohunbagan before the closure of transfer window, to become part of the league winning side.

In 2020-21, he signed for Mohammedan , and in the four years with the club, he helped the club get promoted back to I-League, and win back-to-back CFLs in 2021,2022,2023, and then the I-League with Mohammedan in 2023-24 season (though this time, he won't be a part of ‘Champions of India' squad’ as I-League has become the 2nd tier in Indian football structure, beneath the ISL).

 He is not part of the Mohammedan squad that is competing in the ISL 2024-25, and is without a club at the moment. With I-League starting, it would be interesting to see if he signs for any I-League club or anywhere else.

 

#49

Subha Ghosh

DOB: 22 December 2000

Position: Centre Forward

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 0 +8 sub-ons

 

The fourth and final one of the Mohunbagan youth products in the squad, Subha was picked up by Kibu and Tomasz from the ZeeBangla league into the senior team, and perfectly fit into the role of Super Sub.

 Coming through the United SC academy before joining Bagan, he became a vital part of game-plan in the last 30 mins of play, coming off the bench 8 times, scoring thrice. Of the three goals, his third one is the most valuable, as he scored a 88th minute equalizer against Roundglass in Punjab, saving a crucial one point, the one point proving valuable as Mohunbagan got to be the 2019-20 I-League Champions, even though matches had to be cancelled due to the Covid pandemic. He got incorporated into the Mohunbagan team, playing in ISL, and in the winter transfer window of 2020-21, an exchange of Nongdamba Naorem and Subha Ghosh between Kerala Blasters and Mohunbagan was proposed. Though Subha went to KBFC, the Nongdamba deal didn't go as planned. In 2021-22 , he came back to Bengal, but for East Bengal, on loan from Kerala Blasters, but he didn't get enough gametime. The next season, he signed up for Gokulam Kerala B, before switching to FC Bengaluru United in I-League 2. In 2023-24, he started the season with Bhawanipore FC in CFL, before moving to Kenkre FC, playing for I-League 2. In the 2024-25 season too, he represented the Bhawanipore FC in the CFL. Recently he signed up with Khandoba FC (under Kolhapur Sports Association) for the 2024-25 season.

 

#50

Fran Glez 🇪🇸

(Francisco Javier González Muñoz)

DOB: 1 February 1989

Position: Defensive Midfielder, Centre Back

Starts in I-League 2019-20: 16

The ‘Boss’, the heartbeat of the 2019-20 I-League winning Bagan team was definitely Fran González. The man from Andalusia, was a Real Madrid youth product, playing for the teams from the Spanish third and fourth tier since 2008. Starting with Almeria B (from Andalusia) in 2008-09, and then with Estepona, and Lucena (both from Andalusia), with a season with Deportivo la Coruna B (from Galicia) in between in 2010-11. In 2012-13 season, he signed with Zaragoza B (from Aragon), and graduated into their senior team. In 2013-14, he returned to his hometown, signing for Cordoba CF B, before leaving for the Valencian club Hércules CF next year.

  In 2015-16, he played for Cypriot top tier club, Ermis Aradippou. In 2016, he signed with Thai club Pattaya United, before returning to Europe with Bytovia Bytów in Poland. During his two years at the club, he got into the notebook of  rival coach Kibu Vicuña and his Tomasz Tórchz, (they were part of the coaching staff of Slask Wroclaw).

  In 2018-19, he joined the newly formed Hongkong team Lee Man, and as captain won their first trophy, the 2019 HK Sapling Cup.

 In 2019-20, Kibu got hold of the Defensive Midfielder that caught his eyes in Poland. Not only as a DM, Fran could slot in as a defender and played that part, before the arrival of Daneil Cyrus, and when Salva Chamorro and Julen Colinas were misfiring as a scoring unit, it was Glez who put on his scoring shoes to ensure Mohunbagan left the field with points. He finished league as the joint highest scorer for Mohunbagan, along with Diawara with 10 goals, and lest you forget, he wasn't a striker, rather a Defensive Midfielder. His bossing of midfield with a young Sk Sahil, and continuous passing to Beitia and co, meant the Bagan scoring unit was well fed. He along with Ashu Mehta, would regularly rise up from defence, and raid the opponents’ box for goals. The man with a mohawk will not only be remembered for his workload on the field, but also for energising the fans, along with rattling the guard-rails of Kalyani Stadium.

  After 2019-20 I-League winning season, he approached the Mohunbagan management, as he was the only one to have a multiple year contract with the club, but the new management didn't show signs of taking him. After waiting for quite some time, he signed for fellow ISL side Bengaluru FC for 2020-21 season. In 2021-22, he signed with Real Kashmir, to win the IFA Shield 2021, scoring two goals.

  He returned to Spain in 2022, signing for the Catalonian club, Terrassa FC, for the 2022-23, In 2023, he signed for Union Puerto, before coming closer to home with the Andalusian league (Spanish 6th tier of football pyramid) team Atlético Porcuna in 2023-24, and helped the team gain promotion into the national league structure (tier 5), and is still contracted with the club.

 

Special Mentions:

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 Though these players were not part of the I-League winning squad of 2019, they played a part in the other tournaments, CFL, Durand Cup and the Sk Kamal Cup in 2019.

 Also this is not an exhaustive list, we have chosen only 5 players, due to the following reasons

1. Post I-League winning celebration, Mohunbagan fans displayed a 3-piece tifo, inside the Mohunbagan ground, showing ‘King Kibu' in the middle, sitting on a throne, with the I-League trophy by his side. And on the left and right side of this tifo, another two tifos, showing the name and jersey numbers of the players of the 2019-20 campaign. Since these players featured in the tifo and got the love and recognition from the Mohunbagan fans, we being Mohunbagan fans ourselves didn't feel like reducing them to nothingness. They also were regulars in the Kolkata maidaan.
2. One of them has made it big, getting recognition and gametime now, in ISL, and we couldn't help not to include him.

 

#7*

Imran Khan

(Imran Khan Niyazi)

(On loan from FC Goa)

Position: Left Winger

 

He started one match in the Durand Cup (2019), and subbed on in three others, but with the left winger position stacked with Nongdamba and Jesuraj, it meant he wouldn't get enough gametime.

The Manipuri started with Mohammedan in 2013, till 2016 and then went to I-League 2 side Fateh Hyderabad (2017).

In 2018, impressed by his performance, he got into the ISL playing side, FC Goa, but then sent on loan for gametime, in the winter transfer window 2018-19, to Gokulam Kerala in 2019.

 In the 2019-20 pre-season, he started with Mohunbagan on loan. He was also part of the I-League squad at the start but couldn't make it into the team sheet, before moving to Neroca in the same season.

 In 2020-21 season, Imran got his first major breakthrough, by playing regularly in the ISL with NEUFC. After impressing with the club for three seasons, (2020-23), he switched sides in the 2023-24 season, signing for Jamshedpur, and has been playing there ever since.

 

#14*

Arijit Bagui

Position: Right Back

The Dankuni man was a winger in his young days with Kalighat MS, before changing it to Right Back position, during his stint with Peerless.

In the 2017-18 season, he signed with Mohunbagan as a replacement for Pritam Kotal (who went to ISL), but he got injured. When he returned, Shankarlal Chakraborty had taken the reign from Sanjay Sen, and he became a main-stay in the team. He also won the CFL 2018 with Bagan. He also got the ‘Mohunbagan best footballer of the year award’ in ‘Mohunbagan Dibas’ (29 July 2019).

Kibu Vicuña’s first preference for the right back position had to be Ashutosh, and so Bagui moved to I-League 2 side Bhawanipore FC in 2019-20 and then Mohammedan in I-League in 2020-21.

 From 2021 onwards, he is part of the Sreenidhi Deccan team for four seasons now, that constantly finished in the top half of the I-League and this year too, he is part of the Sreenidhi Deccan squad. In between, he also played for Bhawanipore in CFL 2023 and I-League 3 2023-24.

 

#19*

Kimkima

(Lalchhawnkima)

Position: Centre Back

The man from Manipur first appeared in the I-League stage in 2014-15 with the newly promoted Shillong side Royal Washinhdoh which finished 3rd in the league under the tutelage of Santosh Kashyap. It was also the same year Mohunbagan won their first I-League title with Sanjay Sen.

 In the ISL session of 2015, he signed with Atk, but got sidelined with injury.

 He played both I-League and ISL simultaneously, playing for Aizawl (2016) and Mumbai FC (2017) in I-League, while playing for Delhi Dynamos (2016) and Mumbai City FC (2017)  in ISL. In 2018, he came back to Aizawl on loan. In 2018-19, he signed for Mohunbagan, winning the CFL in 2018. In 2019-20, he started the season with Mohunbagan, but after making it to the substitution bench only once, he was deemed surplus to the requirements.

 In 2021-22 season, he signed with Real Kashmir and won the IFA Shield 2021 with the club. From 2022-23 season onwards, he is still a part of Aizawl FC squad. He also played CFL in 2023 for Bhawanipore FC.

 

#21*

Surabuddin Mollick

Position: Midfielder 

Along with Azharuddin and Samad Ali Mallick (who is now playing ISL with Md Sp in 2024-25), Surabuddin was part of three ‘Mallicks’ that played in Kolkata maidaan during similar time-frames.

 Coming from the youth academy of Dempo, the Budge Budge man budged up his way into the ONGC squad in 2012-13 I-League. In 2014, he signed with Bhawanipore and then with Churchill Brothers in 2015-16. In 2016, he signed for East Bengal and played for them for two years till 2017-18. In 2019 season, Mohunbagan signed him, but he failed to make an impression to Kibu, and was dropped.

In 2020, he played for Southern Samity, and in 2024-25, he has been called up by Kibu to play for DHFC in the upcoming I-League 2.

 

#35*

Azharuddin Mallick

Position: Centre Forward, Winger

 Another derby-hero (along with Kiyan) to feature in the list, the Dankuni lad, along the likes of Pintu Mahato fell victim of the ‘derby-hero curse’, gaining fame by scoring in the derby, only to get lost in oblivion within a few years.

Azhar came through the ranks of United SC academy, to join Mohunbagan in 2015 and was an integral part of the Mohunbagan squad till 2019 winning the Federation Cup 2015-16. His claim to fame was scoring in derby various times  including scoring in the ‘sten-gun' derby on 9 April 2017 and then the third fastest derby goal for Mohunbagan (after Md Akbar and Dipanda Dicka) in CFL 2017. He also won the CFL 2018 with Bagan. In 2019, he was dropped before the start of the I-League season.

 In 2020-21 season, he signed with I-League 2 club FC Bengaluru United, before signing with Md Sp for two years, finishing I-League runners up 2021-22. In 2023-24, he signed with Delhi FC, but then returned to Kolkata to play for Bhawanipore FC in I-League 3 2023-24 and then CFL 2024. He is currently with the Bhawanipore FC squad.

 

 

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