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 NatPos[NB]Mumbai City FC careerAppsGoalsRef
André PretoPortugalGoalkeeper201410[3]
Subrata PalIndiaGoalkeeper2014–15260
Ishan DebnathIndiaGoalkeeper201400
Manuel FriedrichGermanyDefender2014141[4]
Pavel ČmovšCzech RepublicDefender2014–16110[5]
Johan LetzelterFranceDefender2014131[6]
Ilias PollalisGreeceDefender20140
Peter CostaIndiaDefender2014100[7]
Deepak MondalIndiaDefender2014120
Syed Rahim NabiIndiaDefender201481
Raju GaikwadIndiaDefender2014, 2017–18180
Tiago RibeiroPortugalMidfielder2014110
Freddie LjungbergSwedenMidfielder201440[8]
Nicolas AnelkaFranceMidfielder2014–15132[9]
Javi FernándezSpainMidfielder201440[10]
Jan ŠtohanzlCzech RepublicMidfielder2014130[11]
Lalrin FelaIndiaMidfielder2014–1610[12]
Asif KottayilIndiaMidfielder201430[13]
Rohit MirzaIndiaMidfielder201400[14]
Ram MalikIndiaMidfielder201410[15]
Diego NadayaArgentinaForward201420[16]
Sushil Kumar SinghIndiaForward201451[17]
Nadong BhutiaIndiaForward2014132[18]
Subhash SinghIndiaForward2014–16221[19]
Ashutosh MehtaIndiaDefender2015–17160[20]
Brandon FernandesIndiaMidfielder2015–1720
Pratesh ShirodkarIndiaMidfielder201570
Keegan PereiraIndiaDefender2015–1660
LalchhuanmawiaIndiaDefender201590
Debjit MajumderIndiaGoalkeeper201520
Albino GomesIndiaGoalkeeper2015–1650
Kingshuk DebnathIndiaDefender201530[21]
Rowilson RodriguesIndiaDefender201540
Gabriel FernandesIndiaMidfielder201550
Thangjam SinghIndiaMidfielder201510
Sunil ChhetriIndiaForward2015–16117[22]
Frantz BertinHaitiDefender2015111[23]
Frédéric PiquionneFranceForward2015123[23]
Cristian BustosSpainDefender2015120[23]
Selim BenachourTunisiaMidfielder2015111[24]
Juan AguileraTunisiaMidfielder201591[25]
Sony NordeHaitiForward2015–16234[26]
AitorSpainDefender201540[27]
Darren O'DeaRepublic of IrelandDefender201590[28]
Matías DefedericoArgentinaForward2016–17143[29]
Aiborlang KhongjeeIndiaDefender2016–18320[30]
Boithang HaokipIndiaDefender2016–173 0[30]
Jackichand SinghIndiaMidfielder20168 1[30]
Amrinder SinghIndiaGoalkeeper2016–66 0[31]
Roberto VolpatoBrazilGoalkeeper20163 0[32]
Anwar AliIndiaDefender2016,2017–1816 0[33]
Facundo CardozoArgentinaDefender20166 0[34]
Gerson VieiraBrazilMidfielder2016, 2017–1831 2[35]
Sena RalteIndiaDefender2016–1716 0[36]
Lucian GoianRomaniaDefender2016–1950 2[37]
Lalchhuanmawia FaniaIndiaDefender201610
Facundo CardozoArgentinaDefender201660
Munmun LugunIndiaDefender201600
Krisztián VadóczHungaryMidfielder2016163
Léo CostaBrazilMidfielder2016112
Pronay HalderIndiaMidfielder201650

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