2015 ISL Domestic Draft

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ISL Domestic Draft
Date10 July 2015
Location Mumbai

The 2015 ISL domestic draft was the second domestic draft from the Indian Super League, the new domestic football league in India. [1] The draft featured 114 players, of which only 40 were picked. The draft took place in Mumbai on 10 July 2015. [1]

Contents

Players available for the draft

Player selection

Round 1

Pick #ISL team [3] PlayerPosition
1 Atlético de Kolkata Amrinder Singh Goalkeeper
2 Chennaiyin Dhanpal Ganesh Midfielder
3 Pune City Bikash Jairu Forward
4 Kerala Blasters Cavin Lobo Midfielder
5 NorthEast United Lalthuammawia Ralte Goalkeeper
6 Mumbai City Brandon Fernandes [R1 trade 1] Midfielder
7 Delhi Dynamos Naoba Singh Defender
8 Goa Victorino Fernandes Midfielder

Round 1 trades

  1. ↑ FC Goa attempted to instant trade with Mumbai City for Fernandes. Mumbai City rejected.

Round 2

Pick #ISL team [3] PlayerPosition
1 Goa Thongkhosiem Haokip [R2 trade 1] Forward
2 Delhi Dynamos Sehnaj Singh Midfielder
3 Mumbai City Lalchhuan Mawia [R2 trade 2] Defender
4 NorthEast United Siam Hanghal Midfielder
5 Kerala Blasters Shankar Sampingiraj Midfielder
6 Pune City Gurjinder Kumar [R2 trade 3] Defender
7 Chennaiyin Zakeer Mundampara Midfielder
8 Atlético de Kolkata Augustin Fernandes Defender

Round 2 trades

  1. ↑ NorthEast United attempted to instant trade with FC Goa for Haokip. FC Goa rejected.
  2. ↑ NorthEast United attempted to instant trade with Mumbai City for Mawia. Mumbai City rejected.
  3. ↑ Atlético de Kolkata attempted to instant trade with Pune City for Fernandes. Pune City rejected.

Round 3

Pick #ISL team [3] PlayerPosition
1 Pune City Sushanth Mathew Midfielder
2 Kerala Blasters C.K. Vineeth Midfielder
3 NorthEast United Reagan Singh [R3 trade 1] Defender
4 Mumbai City Debjit Majumder Goalkeeper
5 Delhi Dynamos Ravi Kumar Goalkeeper
6 Atlético de Kolkata Lalchhawnkima Defender
7 Chennaiyin Lalhmangaihsanga Defender

Round 3 trades

  1. ↑ Delhi Dynamos attempted to instant trade with NorthEast United for Singh. NorthEast United rejected.

Round 4

Pick #ISL team [3] PlayerPosition
1 Chennaiyin Justin Stephen Defender
2 Atlético de Kolkata Kunzang Bhutia Goalkeeper
3 Delhi Dynamos Prabir Das Defender
4 Mumbai City Ashutosh Mehta Defender
5 NorthEast United Yumnam Raju Defender
6 Kerala Blasters Peter Carvalho Midfielder
7 Pune City Lalit Thapa Goalkeeper

Round 4 trades

None

Round 5

Pick #ISL team [3] PlayerPosition
1 Pune City Govin Singh Defender
2 Chennaiyin Nidhin Lal Goalkeeper
3 Pune City Fanai Lalrempuia [R5 trade 1] Midfielder
4 Mumbai City Keegan Pereira Defender
5 NorthEast United Marlangki Suting Defender

Round 5 trades

  1. ↑ Pune City attempted to instant trade with Delhi Dynamos for Singh. Delhi Dynamos agreed for 9.2 lakhs.

Round 6

Pick #ISL team [3] PlayerPosition
1 NorthEast United Zohmingliana Ralte Defender
2 Mumbai City Pratesh Shirodkar Midfielder
3 Delhi Dynamos Zodingliana Ralte Midfielder
4 Delhi Dynamos Gunashekar Vignesh [R6 trade 1] Midfielder

Round 6 trades

  1. ↑ Delhi Dynamos got this spot in the draft from the trade with Pune City in Round 5.

Round 7

Pick #ISL team [3] PlayerPosition
1 Mumbai City Albino Gomes Goalkeeper

Round 7 trades

None

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References

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