List of Mumbai City FC players

Mumbai City Football Club is an Indian professional football club based in Mumbai, Maharashtra that competes in Indian Super League, the top-tier league of Indian football. The club was founded on 30 August 2014 during the inaugural season of Indian Super League. Former England international Peter Reid managed the club during the first season with Freddie Ljungberg being the marquee player. ^{[1] [2]}

List of players

As of 31 December 2020

The list includes all the players registered under a Mumbai City FC contract. Some players might not have featured in a professional game for the club.

Name	Nat	Pos [NB]	Mumbai City FC career	Apps	Goals	Ref
André Preto		Goalkeeper	2014	1	0	[3]
Subrata Pal		Goalkeeper	2014–15	26	0
Ishan Debnath		Goalkeeper	2014	0	0
Manuel Friedrich		Defender	2014	14	1	[4]
Pavel Čmovš		Defender	2014–16	11	0	[5]
Johan Letzelter		Defender	2014	13	1	[6]
Ilias Pollalis		Defender	2014	0
Peter Costa		Defender	2014	10	0	[7]
Deepak Mondal		Defender	2014	12	0
Syed Rahim Nabi		Defender	2014	8	1
Raju Gaikwad		Defender	2014, 2017–18	18	0
Tiago Ribeiro		Midfielder	2014	11	0
Freddie Ljungberg		Midfielder	2014	4	0	[8]
Nicolas Anelka		Midfielder	2014–15	13	2	[9]
Javi Fernández		Midfielder	2014	4	0	[10]
Jan Štohanzl		Midfielder	2014	13	0	[11]
Lalrin Fela		Midfielder	2014–16	1	0	[12]
Asif Kottayil		Midfielder	2014	3	0	[13]
Rohit Mirza		Midfielder	2014	0	0	[14]
Ram Malik		Midfielder	2014	1	0	[15]
Diego Nadaya		Forward	2014	2	0	[16]
Sushil Kumar Singh		Forward	2014	5	1	[17]
Nadong Bhutia		Forward	2014	13	2	[18]
Subhash Singh		Forward	2014–16	22	1	[19]
Ashutosh Mehta		Defender	2015–17	16	0	[20]
Brandon Fernandes		Midfielder	2015–17	2	0
Pratesh Shirodkar		Midfielder	2015	7	0
Keegan Pereira		Defender	2015–16	6	0
Lalchhuanmawia		Defender	2015	9	0
Debjit Majumder		Goalkeeper	2015	2	0
Albino Gomes		Goalkeeper	2015–16	5	0
Kingshuk Debnath		Defender	2015	3	0	[21]
Rowilson Rodrigues		Defender	2015	4	0
Gabriel Fernandes		Midfielder	2015	5	0
Thangjam Singh		Midfielder	2015	1	0
Sunil Chhetri		Forward	2015–16	11	7	[22]
Frantz Bertin		Defender	2015	11	1	[23]
Frédéric Piquionne		Forward	2015	12	3	[23]
Cristian Bustos		Defender	2015	12	0	[23]
Selim Benachour		Midfielder	2015	11	1	[24]
Juan Aguilera		Midfielder	2015	9	1	[25]
Sony Norde		Forward	2015–16	23	4	[26]
Aitor		Defender	2015	4	0	[27]
Darren O'Dea		Defender	2015	9	0	[28]
Matías Defederico		Forward	2016–17	14	3	[29]
Aiborlang Khongjee		Defender	2016–18	32	0	[30]
Boithang Haokip		Defender	2016–17	3	0	[30]
Jackichand Singh		Midfielder	2016	8	1	[30]
Amrinder Singh		Goalkeeper	2016–	66	0	[31]
Roberto Volpato		Goalkeeper	2016	3	0	[32]
Anwar Ali		Defender	2016,2017–18	16	0	[33]
Facundo Cardozo		Defender	2016	6	0	[34]
Gerson Vieira		Midfielder	2016, 2017–18	31	2	[35]
Sena Ralte		Defender	2016–17	16	0	[36]
Lucian Goian		Defender	2016–19	50	2	[37]
Lalchhuanmawia Fania		Defender	2016	1	0
Facundo Cardozo		Defender	2016	6	0
Munmun Lugun		Defender	2016	0	0
Krisztián Vadócz		Midfielder	2016	16	3
Léo Costa		Midfielder	2016	11	2
Pronay Halder		Midfielder	2016	5	0

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