Bhaichung Bhutia

Bhaichung Bhutia, the first Indian footballer to have played 100 international matches, said strikers can be successful only when they can read goal-scoring situations well

Bhaichung Bhutia, who played 37 games for English club Bury and eight for Malaysian football club Perak FA, feels young footballers must try and play in the foreign leagues

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One of Indian football's modern greats, Bhaichung Bhutia supported the resumption of sport without spectators when the situation arising out of the COVID-19 pandemic improves

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As the Indian Football fraternity still weeps over the passing away of Padma Shri Pradip Kumar Banerjee, one of his favourite disciples– another Padma Shri – Bhaichung Bhutia recollects memories of playing under PK-da, branding him as the “Guardian Angel of Indian Football”

Bhaichung Bhutia struck a famous hat-trick to script an epic 4-1 win for East Bengal in the 1997 Federation Cup semifinals in front of a record turn out of 1 lakh 20 thousand which remains the stuff of footballing folklore

The India national football team held Qatar, the reigning Asian champions, to a goalless draw last month. Against Bangladesh, the Igor Stimac-coached side will look for a win.

Bhaichung Bhutia said that India's defence has already showed a good account of itself in the last two FIFA World Cup qualifying matches and the onus is on the strikers, led by skipper Sunil Chhetri, to deliver against Bangladesh on October 15 at Kolkata

Bhaichung Bhutia has seen the fate of Indian football rise one step at a time and believes that the current set of players are improving with every outing. In fact, the former India skipper feels that playing against quality players in the Indian Super League (ISL) has helped the boys understand the challenges that come with playing against top teams