Indian probables for Millenium cup announced

DEC 20: Thirty Six Football players from the leading teams in India have been selected for the coaching camp for the India team to partici...

DEC 20: Thirty Six Football players from the leading teams in India have been selected for the coaching camp for the India team to participate in the Millennium cup football championship to be held from Janaury 10 next year at three different venues Goa, Kochi and Calcutta.

All India Football Federation (AIFF) newly elected secretary Mr Alberto Colaco toldUNI here that players from leading teams, including Mahindra United, Mohun Bagan, East Bengal, Zee Churchill, Salgoacar, JCT, FC Kochin, Dempo, SBT and Indian Bank have been selected for coaching.

Following are the players called for the India camp:

Goalkeepers: Virender Singh (Mahindra), Sandip Nandi (Mohun Bagan), M Prasanta Dora (East Bengal), Rajat Ghosh (Mohun bagan), Francis Fernandes (Dempo), Balaji (ITI); Defenders: K Dhanesh (ITI), Suresh Kumar (Mohun Bagan), Mahesh Gawali (Churchill Bros), Dipak Mondal (East Bengal), Ratan Singh (East Bengal), Mustafi Hussain (Mohun bagan), firoze(ITI), falguni datta(east Bengal)

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Midfielders: Jules Alberto (Salgoacar), Jo Paul Anchery (FC Kochin), Khalid Jamil (Air-India), Hardip Sangha (JCT), Renedy Singh (East Bengal), Basu Dev Mondal (Mohun bagan), Venkatesh (Mahindra), Noel Wilson (Churchill), James Singh (Mohun Bagan), Murali Joseph (Hal), Chandan Das (East Bengal), Carlton Chapman (East Bengal)

Forwards: IM Vijayan (FC Kochin), Bijen Singh (East Bengal), RC Prakash (Mohun Bagan), Dipendi Biswas (East Bengal), Drancisco Silveira (Churchill), Sabir Pasha (Indian Bank), Mohammed Najib (Mahindra), Bruno Coutinho (Salgoacar), Alvito D’Cunha (Salgoacar), S Ignatious (SBT).

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