World Cup Qualifiers: Before joining the camp for next month’s games against Oman and Qatar, Indian captain Sunil Chhetri explains why he is optimistic about this young team read more

Lyngdoh says it feels like starting all over again and BFC, where he spent three seasons from 2014, is the best place to do that. read more

The forward, who turned 35 on Saturday and has notched 71 goals in 111 internationals, only wants to get India into the top echelons of Asian football before he finally retires. read more

Indian football skipper Sunil Chhetri has now come out and praised the ISL for improving the state of football in the country. read more

The Indian football captain says he loves doing planks, squats and any exercise that involves dynamic movement. read more

Chhetri was declared as the men’s footballer of the year whereas in the women’s category Devi bagged the award. read more

Chhetri on Wednesday made his 108th appearance for India, eclipsing Bhutia’s record of 107 matches. read more

Chhetri became the most capped India player by surpassing Bhaichung Bhutia’s 107 international matches and he scored the lone goal for his side in the 31st minute from a spot kick for his 69th goal read more

“As a senior player, I should have done something, maybe yelled at the boys to not just lump the ball because at this level you simply can’t do that,” Chhetri had told this paper from UAE on January 15, one day after elimination. read more

Ace striker feels team, under new coach Stimac, will get stronger from more international games before World Cup qualifiers read more

“Personally, it was a dream of mine to play for the national team and I have been given an opportunity with this camp. So, I will do my level best and my ultimate aim is to wear that blue jersey,” Justin told Hindustan Times in an exclusive intervie... read more

“Of course, Sunil (Chhetri) is very valuable to our team. He is a role model to these young players who are knocking on the door. He has played so many games, he is so experienced, and has scored so many goals. But just like the others, he needs to fight... read more

The AIFF has already announced the participating teams but the venue of tournament was made known on Saturday only. India, Syria, North Korea and Tajikistan are the participating teams. read more

Chhetri is of the opinion that the only aim of all three - federation, players and new coach - is to keep India progressing. read more

In 2017, AIFF had recommended Gurpreet and Jeje alongside former Indian women’s team captain Bembem Devi, who was conferred with the award, and then again in 2018. read more