Football with Indian players

Inspiring Youths who is going to be our country's future..😎😁✌👍
In recent years, there has been an increasing focus on grassroots football development in India. Efforts have been made to identify and nurture young talent at the grassroots level through various programs and initiatives. Here are a few examples of Indian players who have emerged from the grassroots level:

Jeakson Singh: Jeakson Singh became the first Indian footballer to score a goal in a FIFA World Cup when he netted for the Indian U-17 team in the 2017 edition. He was scouted from the Chandigarh Football Academy and has since represented India at different age group levels.

Komal Thatal: Hailing from Sikkim, Komal Thatal gained attention for his skills and performances at the grassroots level. He represented India in the FIFA U-17 World Cup and later made his debut for the senior national team. Thatal is known for his dribbling ability and goal-scoring prowess.

Amarjit Singh Kiyam: Amarjit Singh Kiyam captained the Indian U-17 team in the FIFA U-17 World Cup. He was scouted from the prestigious Chandigarh Football Academy and has shown tremendous potential as a midfielder. Amarjit has also represented the senior national team.

Sanju Yadav: Sanju Yadav, hailing from Haryana, made headlines when she became the first Indian woman footballer to be signed by an international club. She was scouted from the grassroots level and joined the FC Basel Women's team in Switzerland.

These are just a few examples of talented Indian players who have emerged from grassroots football. Various organizations, academies, and initiatives are working towards identifying and nurturing young talent across the country.