List of Indian football transfers summer 2011

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Here is the list of transfers announced. The biggest name to transfer this season is Odafe Onyeka Okolie who will be paid 1.5 crores (~$320k) [1]

DateNameMoving FromMoving toFee
6 May 2011 Flag of Nepal.svg Anil Gurung Shillong Lajong FC Flag of Nepal.svg Manang Marshyangdi Club Free [2]
8 June 2011 Flag of Nigeria.svg Chidi Edeh Mohun Bagan AC Salgaocar SC Free [3]
13 June 2011 Flag of Nigeria.svg N. D. Opara ONGC FC Churchill Brothers SC Free [4]
13 June 2011 Flag of Brazil.svg Roberto Mendes Silva Dempo SC Churchill Brothers SC Free [4]
13 June 2011 Flag of India.svg Jerry Zirsanga United Sports Club Churchill Brothers SC Free [4]
13 June 2011 Flag of India.svg Melwyn Rodrigues United Sports Club Churchill Brothers SC Free [4]
13 June 2011 Flag of India.svg Sarang Singh JCT FC Churchill Brothers SC Free [4]
13 June 2011 Flag of India.svg Jagpreet Singh JCT FC Churchill Brothers SC Free [4]
13 June 2011 Flag of India.svg Basil Rego Vasco SC Churchill Brothers SC Free [4]
13 June 2011 Flag of India.svg Xavier Vijay Kumar HAL SC Churchill Brothers SC Free [4]
13 June 2011 Flag of India.svg Jai Kumar HAL SC Churchill Brothers SC Free [4]
18 June 2011 Flag of India.svg Anil Kumar Viva Kerala FC Dempo SC Free [5]
18 June 2011 Flag of Nigeria.svg Koko Sakibo Vasco SC Dempo SC Free [5]
18 June 2011 Flag of India.svg Joy Ferrao Vasco SC Dempo SC Free [5]
18 June 2011 Flag of India.svg Rowilson Rodrigues Churchill Brothers SC Dempo SC Free [5]
22 June 2011 Flag of Gabon.svg Henry Antchouet Flag of Portugal.svg Moreirense F.C. Churchill Brothers SC Free [6]
22 June 2011 Flag of Liberia.svg Johnny Menyongar United Sikkim FC Shillong Lajong FC Free [7]
23 June 2011 Flag of India.svg Baldeep Singh Junior Salgaocar SC Pune FC Free [8]
23 June 2011 Flag of India.svg Anas Edathodika Mumbai FC Pune FC Free [8]
3 July 2011 Flag of India.svg Karma Tsewang Viva Kerala FC Pune FC Free [9]
3 July 2011 Flag of India.svg Shahin Lal Meloly Viva Kerala FC Pune FC Free [9]
3 July 2011 Flag of India.svg Mehrajuddin Wadoo Kingfisher East Bengal FC Salgaocar SC Free [10]
7 July 2011 Flag of India.svg Robert Lalthalma Churchill Brothers SC Kingfisher East Bengal FC Free [11]
7 July 2011 Flag of India.svg Khemtang Paite Churchill Brothers SC Kingfisher East Bengal FC Free [11]
7 July 2011 Flag of India.svg Charan Rai Churchill Brothers SC Kingfisher East Bengal FC Free [11]
7 July 2011 Flag of India.svg Sunil Kumar Pune FC Kingfisher East Bengal FC Free [11]
7 July 2011 Flag of India.svg Jeje Lalpekhlua Indian Arrows Pune FC Loan Ended [12]
7 July 2011 Flag of India.svg Gurpreet Singh Sandhu Indian Arrows East Bengal Loan Ended
21 July 2011 Flag of India.svg Krishnan Nair Ajayan Pune FC Viva Kerala FC Free [13]
21 July 2011 Flag of India.svg Sabas Saleel ONGC FC Viva Kerala FC Free [13]
21 July 2011 Flag of India.svg Gunashekar Vignesh Pune FC Viva Kerala FC Free [13]
3 August 2011 Flag of Ghana.svg Yusif Yakubu Salgaocar SC United Sports Club Free [14]
12 August 2011 Flag of Senegal.svg Lamine Tamba Pune F.C. Air India FC Free [15]
12 August 2011 Flag of India.svg Kali Alaudeen Free Agent Air India FC Free [15]
17 August 2011 Flag of India.svg Deepak Mondal Mohun Bagan A.C. Prayag United S.C. Free [16]

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  15. 1 2 "I-League: Air India Sign Lamine Tamba and Kali and Have a Deal in Place for Manandeep - Goal.com". Archived from the original on 2012-09-29. Retrieved 2011-08-12.
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