2014 ISL Inaugural Domestic Draft

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ISL Domestic Draft
Date22–23 July 2014
Location Mumbai

The 2014 ISL Inaugural Domestic Draft was the first ever draft from the Indian Super League, the new domestic football league in India. [1] The draft featured eighty-four Indian domestic players. They were drafted by six out of the eight teams featured in the Indian Super League to form the domestic core of the teams. [1] NorthEast United FC and Goa were the two non-participating teams as they selected their Indian players from both I-League teams, Dempo and Shillong Lajong respectively. [1] Forty of the eighty-four players up for selection have either played for the India national team or have attended a camp for the national team. [1]

Contents

The draft took place within two days, 22 to 23 July, in Mumbai. [1]

Players available to draft

Main pool

Reserves

Player [2] Last I-League teamPosition
Abhra Mondal East Bengal GK
Priyant Singh East Bengal GK
Abhishek Das East Bengal DF
Gurwinder Singh East Bengal DF
Saumik Dey East Bengal DF
Chingkhei Yumnam Pailan Arrows MF
Simranjit Singh Pailan Arrows MF
Alvito D'Cunha East Bengal FW
Rajinder Kumar United FW

Draft selections – Day 1

Round 1

The first round saw FC Pune City go first, with them selecting Lenny Rodrigues as the first ever Indian player in ISL history. [3]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 FC Pune City Lenny Rodrigues Midfielder
2 Mumbai Subrata Pal Goalkeeper
3 Kerala Blasters FC Mehtab Hossain Midfielder
4 Chennai Harmanjot Khabra Midfielder
5 Atlético de Kolkata Cavin Lobo Midfielder
6 Delhi Dynamos FC Francis Fernandes Midfielder

Round 2

The second round saw Delhi Dynamos FC go first, with them selecting Robert Lalthlamuana as their pick. [4]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 Delhi Dynamos FC Robert Lalthlamuana Defender
2 Atlético de Kolkata Arnab Mondal Defender
3 Chennai Dhanachandra Singh Defender
4 Kerala Blasters FC Sandesh Jhingan Defender
5 Mumbai Lalrindika Ralte Midfielder
6 FC Pune City Dharmaraj Ravanan Defender

Round 3

The third round saw Kerala Blasters FC pick first. The player they selected was Ishfaq Ahmed. [5]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 Kerala Blasters FC Ishfaq Ahmed Midfielder
2 Chennai Jeje Lalpekhlua Forward
3 Atlético de Kolkata Denzil Franco Defender
4 Delhi Dynamos FC Naoba Singh Defender
5 FC Pune City Ashutosh Mehta Forward
6 Mumbai Syed Nabi Defender

Round 4

The fourth round saw Mumbai pick first, their pick being Raju Gaikwad. [6]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 Mumbai Raju Gaikwad Defender
2 FC Pune City Joaquim Abranches Forward
3 Delhi Dynamos FC Shylo Malsawmtluanga Midfielder
4 Atlético de Kolkata Rakesh Masih Midfielder
5 Chennai Gouramangi Singh Defender
6 Kerala Blasters FC Gurwinder Singh Defender

Round 5

The fifth round saw Chennai pick first. They selected Shilton Paul with their pick. [7]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 Chennai Shilton Paul Goalkeeper
2 Kerala Blasters FC Nirmal Chettri Defender
3 Mumbai Subhash Singh Forward
4 FC Pune City Pritam Kotal Defender
5 Delhi Dynamos FC Shouvik Ghosh Defender
6 Atlético de Kolkata Mohammed Rafique Forward

Round 6

The sixth round saw Atlético de Kolkata pick first. They selected Mohammed Rafi with their pick. [8]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 Atlético de Kolkata Mohammed Rafi Forward
2 Delhi Dynamos FC Souvik Chakraborty Midfielder
3 FC Pune City Manish Maithani Midfielder
4 Mumbai Ram Malik Midfielder
5 Kerala Blasters FC Sushanth Mathew Midfielder
6 Chennai Denson Devadas Midfielder

Round 7

The sixth round saw FC Pune City pick first. They selected Israil Gurung with their pick. [9]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 FC Pune City Israil Gurung Forward
2 Mumbai Deepak Mondal Defender
3 Kerala Blasters FC Godwin Franco Midfielder
4 Chennai Khelemba Singh Defender
5 Atlético de Kolkata Biswajit Saha Defender
6 Delhi Dynamos FC Munmun Lugun Defender

Draft selections – Day 2

Round 8

The first round of the second day and the eighth round overall began with Delhi Dynamos FC drafting Adil Khan. [10]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 Delhi Dynamos FC Adil Khan Midfielder
2 Atlético de Kolkata Sanju Pradhan Midfielder
3 Chennai Abhishek Das Defender
4 Kerala Blasters FC Avinabo Bag Defender
5 Mumbai Rohit Mirza Midfielder
6 FC Pune City Deepak Devrani Defender

Round 9

The second round of the second day and the ninth round overall began with Kerala Blasters FC drafting Sandip Nandy. [11]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 Kerala Blasters FC Sandip Nandy Goalkeeper
2 Chennai Jayesh Rane Forward
3 Atlético de Kolkata Kingshuk Debnath Defender
4 Delhi Dynamos FC Manish Bhargav Midfielder
5 FC Pune City Tapan Maity Midfielder
6 Mumbai Ishan Debnath Goalkeeper

Round 10

The third round of the second day and the tenth round overall began with Mumbai drafting Nadong Bhutia. [12]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 Mumbai Nadong Bhutia Forward
2 FC Pune City Arindam Bhattacharya Goalkeeper
3 Delhi Dynamos FC Govin Singh Defender
4 Atlético de Kolkata Lester Fernandez Midfielder
5 Chennai Abhijit Mondal Goalkeeper
6 Kerala Blasters FC Chinadorai Sabeeth Forward

Round 11

The fourth round of the second day and the eleventh round overall began with Chennai drafting Anthony Barbosa. [13]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 Chennai Anthony Barbosa Midfielder
2 Kerala Blasters FC Luis Barreto Goalkeeper
3 Mumbai Asif Kottayil Midfielder
4 FC Pune City Anupam Sarkar Defender
5 Delhi Dynamos FC Jagroop Singh Goalkeeper
6 Atlético de Kolkata Subhasish Roy Chowdhury Goalkeeper

Round 12

The fifth round of the second day and the twelfth round overall began with Atlético de Kolkata drafting Baljit Sahni. [14]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 Atlético de Kolkata Baljit Sahni Forward
2 Delhi Dynamos FC Steven Dias Midfielder
3 FC Pune City Pratik Shinde Midfielder
4 Mumbai Peter Costa Defender
5 Kerala Blasters FC Milagres Gonsalves Forward
6 Chennai Dane Pereira Midfielder

Round 13

The sixth round of the second day and the thirteenth round overall began with Atlético de Kolkata drafting Climax Lawrence. [15]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 Atlético de Kolkata Climax Lawrence Midfielder
2 Delhi Dynamos FC Anwar Ali Defender
3 FC Pune City Lalit Thapa Goalkeeper
4 Mumbai Lalrin Fela Midfielder
5 Kerala Blasters FC Ramandeep Singh Defender
6 Chennai Pappachen Pradeep Midfielder

Round 14

The seventh round of the second day and the fourteenth round overall began with Chennai drafting Jaison Vales. [16]

Pick #ISL teamPlayerPosition
1 Chennai Jaison Vales Midfielder
2 Kerala Blasters FC Renedy Singh Midfielder
3 Mumbai Sushil Kumar Singh Forward
4 FC Pune City Mehrajuddin Wadoo Midfielder
5 Delhi Dynamos FC Manandeep Singh Forward
6 Atlético de Kolkata Nallappan Mohanraj Defender

Goa and North East United

Due to both Goa and North East United FC technically not being a part of the official draft, the two teams were placed at the bottom for every round to select their one player from Dempo and Shillong Lajong, respectively, from the I-League.

Round #Goa playerPositionNorth East United playerPosition
1 Laxmikant Kattimani Goalkeeper Kunzang Bhutia Goalkeeper
2 Debabrata Roy Defender Jibon Singh Defender
3 Gabriel Fernandes Midfielder Durga Boro Forward
4 Clifford Miranda Midfielder Aiborlang Khongjee Defender
5 Jewel Raja Midfielder Zohmingliana Ralte Defender
6 Alwyn George Midfielder Rehnesh TP Goalkeeper
7 Narayan Das Defender Boithang Haokip Midfielder
8 Mandar Rao Desai Midfielder Pritam Kumar SinghDefender
9 Romeo Fernandes Midfielder Milan Singh Midfielder
10 Peter Carvalho Midfielder Robin Gurung Defender
11 Holicharan Narzary Forward Alen Deory Midfielder
12 Pronay Halder Midfielder Redeem Tlang Midfielder
13 Prabir Das Defender Seminlen Doungel Forward
14 Rowilson Rodrigues Defender David Ngaihte Midfielder

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