List of Mumbai City FC players

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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 NatPos [NB] Mumbai City FC careerAppsGoalsRef
André Preto Flag of Portugal.svg Goalkeeper 201410 [3]
Subrata Pal Flag of India.svg Goalkeeper 2014–15260
Ishan Debnath Flag of India.svg Goalkeeper 201400
Manuel Friedrich Flag of Germany.svg Defender 2014141 [4]
Pavel Čmovš Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Defender 2014–16110 [5]
Johan Letzelter Flag of France.svg Defender 2014131 [6]
Ilias Pollalis Flag of Greece.svg Defender 20140
Peter Costa Flag of India.svg Defender 2014100 [7]
Deepak Mondal Flag of India.svg Defender 2014120
Syed Rahim Nabi Flag of India.svg Defender 201481
Raju Gaikwad Flag of India.svg Defender 2014, 2017–18180
Tiago Ribeiro Flag of Portugal.svg Midfielder 2014110
Freddie Ljungberg Flag of Sweden.svg Midfielder 201440 [8]
Nicolas Anelka Flag of France.svg Midfielder 2014–15132 [9]
Javi Fernández Flag of Spain.svg Midfielder 201440 [10]
Jan Štohanzl Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Midfielder 2014130 [11]
Lalrin Fela Flag of India.svg Midfielder 2014–1610 [12]
Asif Kottayil Flag of India.svg Midfielder 201430 [13]
Rohit Mirza Flag of India.svg Midfielder 201400 [14]
Ram Malik Flag of India.svg Midfielder 201410 [15]
Diego Nadaya Flag of Argentina.svg Forward 201420 [16]
Sushil Kumar Singh Flag of India.svg Forward 201451 [17]
Nadong Bhutia Flag of India.svg Forward 2014132 [18]
Subhash Singh Flag of India.svg Forward 2014–16221 [19]
Ashutosh Mehta Flag of India.svg Defender 2015–17160 [20]
Brandon Fernandes Flag of India.svg Midfielder 2015–1720
Pratesh Shirodkar Flag of India.svg Midfielder 201570
Keegan Pereira Flag of India.svg Defender 2015–1660
Lalchhuanmawia Flag of India.svg Defender 201590
Debjit Majumder Flag of India.svg Goalkeeper 201520
Albino Gomes Flag of India.svg Goalkeeper 2015–1650
Kingshuk Debnath Flag of India.svg Defender 201530 [21]
Rowilson Rodrigues Flag of India.svg Defender 201540
Gabriel Fernandes Flag of India.svg Midfielder 201550
Thangjam Singh Flag of India.svg Midfielder 201510
Sunil Chhetri Flag of India.svg Forward 2015–16117 [22]
Frantz Bertin Flag of Haiti.svg Defender 2015111 [23]
Frédéric Piquionne Flag of France.svg Forward 2015123 [23]
Cristian Bustos Flag of Spain.svg Defender 2015120 [23]
Selim Benachour Flag of Tunisia.svg Midfielder 2015111 [24]
Juan Aguilera Flag of Tunisia.svg Midfielder 201591 [25]
Sony Norde Flag of Haiti.svg Forward 2015–16234 [26]
Aitor Flag of Spain.svg Defender 201540 [27]
Darren O'Dea Flag of Ireland.svg Defender 201590 [28]
Matías Defederico Flag of Argentina.svg Forward 2016–17143 [29]
Aiborlang Khongjee Flag of India.svg Defender 2016–18320 [30]
Boithang Haokip Flag of India.svg Defender 2016–1730 [30]
Jackichand Singh Flag of India.svg Midfielder 201681 [30]
Amrinder Singh Flag of India.svg Goalkeeper 2016–660 [31]
Roberto Volpato Flag of Brazil.svg Goalkeeper 201630 [32]
Anwar Ali Flag of India.svg Defender 2016,2017–18160 [33]
Facundo Cardozo Flag of Argentina.svg Defender 201660 [34]
Gerson Vieira Flag of Brazil.svg Midfielder 2016, 2017–18312 [35]
Sena Ralte Flag of India.svg Defender 2016–17160 [36]
Lucian Goian Flag of Romania.svg Defender 2016–19502 [37]
Lalchhuanmawia Fania Flag of India.svg Defender 201610
Facundo Cardozo Flag of Argentina.svg Defender 201660
Munmun Lugun Flag of India.svg Defender 201600
Krisztián Vadócz Flag of Hungary.svg Midfielder 2016163
Léo Costa Flag of Brazil.svg Midfielder 2016112
Pronay Halder Flag of India.svg Midfielder 201650

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