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Gokulam Kerala FC

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Indian association football club based in Malappuram
This article is about the men's football team. For the women's team, seeGokulam Kerala FC (women).

Football club
Gokulam Kerala
Full nameGokulam Kerala Football Club
Nickname(s)Malabarians[1]
Short nameGKFC
FoundedJanuary 2017; 8 years ago (2017-01)(asGokulam FC)
GroundEMS Stadium
Malappuram District Sports Complex Stadium
Capacity50,000
30,000
OwnerSree Gokulam Group
PresidentV. C. Praveen
Head coachRenjith TA (interim)
LeagueI-League
2023–24I-League, 3rd of 13
Websitegokulamkeralafc.com
Current season

Gokulam Kerala Football Club is an Indian professionalfootball club based inKozhikode,Kerala.[2] Founded in 2017,[3] the club competes in theI-League, the second tier of theIndian football league system.[4][5][6] They won the2020–21 I-League title to become the first club from Kerala to do so, and became the first team to defend the league title in2021–22.[7][8] Gokulam is also the first club from the state to qualify for acontinental competition, theAFC Cup, in2022.[9][10]

NicknamedMalabarians, Gokulam Kerala represents the state of Kerala, predominantly itsMalabar region.[1][11][12] Affiliated with theKerala Football Association (KFA), club's reserve team competes in theKerala Premier League.[13][14] They also won the 129th edition of theDurand Cup, becoming the second side from Kerala to win that competition.[15] The women's section of the club participates in theIndian Women's League.[16]

History

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Formation and early years (2017–2020)

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Gokulam Kerala was founded in January 2017.[17] The club then went on to participate in Awes Cup in Goa, in which they finished the campaign as runners-up.[18] On 20 September, after the second round of bidding invitations, the bid evaluation committee decided to award Sree Gokulam Group the right to field their team in the HeroI-League 2017–18 season onwards from Calicut, Kerala.[19][20] Although the club did not have a good beginning, they went on to defeat clubs likeEast Bengal,Mohun Bagan andMinerva Punjab by the end of the season. Gokulam Kerala hired SpaniardFernando Santiago Varela as head coach in March 2018.[21]

On 15 March 2018, Gokulam played theSuper Cup qualifiers againstNorth East United FC and was qualified with a 2-goal victory.[22] In the pre-quarterfinals of the Super Cup on 1 April 2018, they were leading againstBengaluru by 0–1 until 60 minutes with a goal scored by the strikerHenry Kisekka but Bengaluru scored a stoppage time goal which led to a defeat of 2–1.[23] Gokulam in 2019, for the first time went abroad and participated at the2019 Sheikh Kamal International Club Cup inBangladesh,[24][25][26] where they qualified for the Semi-finals after finishing 2nd in Group B. Gokulam finished as semifinalist after losing 3–2 toChittagong Abahani.[27][28][29] Gokulam Kerala won their maiden title under the coaching ofFernando Santiago Varela, the 129th edition of theDurand Cup on 24 August2019, defeatingMohun Bagan 2–1 inKolkata.[30][31][32]

2020–present

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Gokulam Kerala won the 2020–21 I-League by defeatingTRAU FC in the final game.[33][34] With 29 points from 15 games, they qualified for the2022 AFC Cup group stage.[35][36][37] In April 2021, Gokulam Kerala emerged as the champions of the2020–21 Kerala Premier League, defeatingKSEB FC 2–1 at theThrissur Municipal Corporation Stadium.[38][39] They began their2021–22 I-League season on 26 December with 1–0 win againstChurchill Brothers. They later thrashedReal Kashmir by 5–1.[40] After back to back wins in both the group and championship stages,[41][42][43][44][45] the club clinched I-League title again in2021–22 season,[46] defeatingMohammedan Sporting 2–1 in the final game at the Salt Lake Stadium on 14 May, and became the first club in fifteen years to defend a national league title.[47][48]

At the2022 AFC Cup group-stage opener, the club achieved a historic 4–2 win againstIndian Super League sideATK Mohun Bagan.[49][50] Later, they were defeated 1–0 by Maldivian sideMaziya S&RC,[51] 1–2 by Bangladeshi sideBashundhara Kings respectively, and knocked out of the tournament.[52] On 5 July, the club officially announced that they roped in former Cameroonian internationalRichard Towa as new head coach.[53] Due to not maintaining good form in league marches, the club parted ways with Towa and roped in Spanish managerFrancesc Bonet in place of him.[54][55]

Gokulam Kerala players (in maroon) in action against TRAU, during a home match in Kozhikode, in the 2023–24 I-League season.

In April 2023, the club took part in3rd edition of Indian Super Cup.[56] Gokulam Kerala secured third place in 2023–24 I-League season, finishing their campaign with 42 points in 24 matches.[57] On 18 April, the club roped inAntonio Rueda Fernández as new head coach.[58] In November 2024, the club took part in the2024 edition ofSikkim Gold Cup, in which they defeated Bhutanese sideTransport United by 2–1 in the quarter-finals.The club was featured in the40th edition of theSikkim Gold Cup.[59][60][61]

Stadiums

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Fans of Gokulam Kerala at theEMS Stadium during an I-League match in 2017

EMS Stadium, located in the heart of Calicut, is used as home ground of Gokulam Kerala.[62][63] West stand is the largest block that can accommodate most spectators, while the capacity of the stadium is limited to 50,000.

The club also usedKottappadi Stadium inMalappuram for training purposes.[64] Malappuram District Sports Complex Stadium previously served as club's home venue for matches of Kerala Premier League.[65] In May 2023,Kozhikode Municipal Corporation decided not to renew the contract for matches at the EMS Stadium.[66][67]

Supporters

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Kerala is a state known for its passionate football fans.[68] Football in Northern Kerala (known asMalabar Coastal Region) has arguably one of the most passionate fanbase in the state.[69][70] "GKFC Battalia" is one of the largest supporters' group of Gokulam Kerala FC.[71][72] Another noted supporters' group of the club named "GKFC Ultras" is also in existence.[73]

Rivalry

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Rivalry with Kolkata clubs

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An I-League encounter between Gokulam Kerala and Mohun Bagan at the EMS Stadium in 2019

Gokulam Kerala is known for pathbreaking theKolkata clubs,Mohun Bagan,East Bengal andMohammedan in some major matches in I-League and Durand Cup.[74][75] Gokulam Kerala won the2019 Durand Cup by defeating East Bengal in the semi-final and Mohun Bagan in the final. They also defeated Mohammedan in the deciding last match of2021–22 I-League to clinch their consecutive league title. Both the states, Kerala andWest Bengal, are two dominant powerhouses of Indian Football.

Rivalry with Kerala United

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Gokulam Kerala enjoys an on-field rivalry with another Kozhikode based sideKerala United (previouslyQuartz Calicut).[76] The first match between the two teams took place in the group stage of2017–18 Kerala Premier League, where Quartz Calicut were winners.

After the purchase of Kerala united FC by the owners ofSheffield United, the first match took place in2020–21 Kerala Premier League semifinal. The match ended goalless and Gokulam won 4–2 on penalties.[77]

Results

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DateCompetitionVenueScoreKerala United FC scorersGokulam Kerala scorersAttendance
19 April 20212020–21 Kerala Premier LeagueMaharaja's College Stadium,Ernakulam0–0
3 June 20182017–18 Kerala Premier LeagueMunicipal Corporation Stadium,Thrissur0–2Brian Umony, Arjun Jayaraj
10 May 20182017–18 Kerala Premier LeagueEMS Stadium, Calicut0–2Mohamed Salah,Usman Ashik
25 April 20182017–18 Kerala Premier LeagueEMS Stadium, Calicut3–2Emmanuel AidooSushanth Mathew, Mama

Rivalry with Kerala Blasters

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For the first time in history, Gokulam Kerala facedKerala Blasters in the "Kerala Derby" at group stage of the132nd edition ofDurand Cup on 13 August 2023, in which they defeated theISL side by 4–3.[78][79][80]

Crest, colours & kits

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Crest

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Theyyam is a popularritual form of worship inNorth Kerala

The club crest incorporates elements from historicalTheyyam,[81] a famous ritual art form that originated in northern Kerala.[82] It encompasses dance, mime and music. The crest was unveiled in January 2017, by chief ministerPinarayi Vijayan and football legendI. M. Vijayan.[83]

Colours

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Players of Gokulam Kerala in home kit, celebrating after a goal scored in a home match of the2023–24 I-League season.
Gokulam Kerala's Muhammed Saheef in away kit (green) during an I-League match in2023–24 season

During the early days they used yellow and red coloured home kit. From 2018–19 season onwards, traditional brown is used as primary colour for home kit, while green is used as away kit.[84]

Kit evolution

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2017–2018
2018–2019
2019–2020
2020–2021
2021–2022

Kit manufacturers and shirt sponsors

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PeriodKit manufacturerMain sponsorBack sponsorChest sponsorSleeve sponsor
2017–2018Kaizen Sports[85]Aachi Group[86]
2018–2019Aqualine PVC Pipes[87]
2019–2020Sree Gokulam GroupCSB Bank[88]GokulamGokulam Madinah
2020–2021SEGA[89]Federal Bank
2021–2023CSB Bank[89]Sree Gokulam GroupFederal Bank[86]Multiple[86]
2023–2024Do's[90]
2024–presentVector X

Players

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Main article:List of Gokulam Kerala F.C. players

First-team squad

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As of 7 February 2025

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1GKIndia INDBishorjit Singh
2DFIndia INDSalam Ranjan Singh
4DFIndia INDAthul Unnikrishnan
5DFIndia INDNidhin Krishna
6MFIndia INDRishad PP(vice-captain)
7MFIndia INDAbhijith Kurungodan
9FWMali MLIAdama Niane
10MFUruguay URUMartín Cháves
11FWIndia INDTharpuia
12GKIndia INDRakshit Dagar
13DFIndia INDRahul Khokar
15FWIndia INDVP Suhair
17MFSpain ESPNacho Abeledo
18DFIndia INDLaishram Johnson Singh
19MFIndia INDEmil Benny
21FWLesotho LESThabiso Brown
No.Pos.NationPlayer
22DFIndia INDHalen Nongtdu(on loan fromMumbai City)
23FWIndia INDMichael Soosairaj
24FWIndia INDRanjeet Pandre(on loan fromPunjab)
27DFIndia INDSebastian Thangmuansang
28MFSpain ESPSergio Llamas(captain)
30DFIndia INDBibin Ajayan
42GKIndia INDShibinraj Kunniyil
66DFIndia INDMashoor Shereef
77MFIndia INDSaurav Mandal(on loan fromKerala Blasters)
93MFIndia INDAkhil Praveen
95FWMontenegro MNESiniša Stanisavić
99MFIndia INDRahul Raju
—DFIndia INDYashin Malik
—GKIndia INDAvilash Paul

Out on loan

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
12FWIndia INDSenthamil S(atSAT until 31 May 2025)

Other players under contract

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
29FWIndia INDShijin Thadhayouse
—MFIndia INDVasim Inamdar
—DFIndia INDJiyad Muhammed

Gokulam Kerala FC Reserves

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Further information:Gokulam Kerala FC Reserves and Academy

Technical staff

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Current technical staff

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RoleName
Head coachIndia Renjith TA (interim)
Assistant coachVacant
Goalkeeping coachIndia Faisal Bappu
Strength and conditioning coachIndiaSaifullah
Team managerIndia Nikidesh Niki

Notable players

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See also:Category:Gokulam Kerala FC players

The following Gokulam Kerala players have been capped atfull international level. Years in brackets indicate their spells at the club.

  

Managerial history

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Fernando Santiago Varela gave Gokulam Kerala their first major title,Durand Cup in 2019.
Vincenzo Alberto Annese,[117] Most successful head coach of Gokulam Kerala. He had won twoI-League titles consecutively in two seasons, 2020–21 and 2021–22.

Head coach's record

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As of 23 March 2025
NameNationalityFromToPWDLGFGAWin%Ref.
Bino George India8 October 201726 February 2019401011194558025.00[118]
Gift Raikhan India26 February 20191 July 2019310246033.33[119]
Fernando Santiago Varela Spain1 July 201916 June 20202011452510055.00[120]
Vincenzo Alberto Annese Italy19 August 20201 June 20224025789042062.50[121]
Richard Towa Cameroon5 July 202222 December 2022943273044.44[53]
Francesc Bonet Spain27 December 202231 May 2023168082724050.00[122]
Domingo Oramas SpainJune 202331 March 202429127105444041.38[123]
Shareef Khan(interim coach) India31 March 202418 April 2024220091100.00[124]
Antonio Rueda Fernández Spain18 April 202415 February 2025145452215035.71[57]
Ranjith T Ajithkumar(interim coach) India15 February 2025Present65011910083.33

Statistics and records

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Main article:List of Gokulam Kerala FC records and statistics

Season statistics

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As of 13 April 2024
SeasonDiv.Pos.Pl.WDLGFGAPts.Super CupDurand CupAFC Cup
2017–18I-League718639172321Round of 16––
2018–19I-League1020389253317DNP–DNQ
2019–20I-League515645201922Cancelled[a]ChampionsDNQ
2020–21I-League115924311729Cancelled[b]Cancelled[c]DNQ
2021–22I-League1181341441543CancelledQuarter-finalsGroup Stage
2022–23I-League3221237261439Group StageDNPDNQ
2023–24I-League3241266553442Group StageQuarter-finalsDNQ
  1. ^Due to theCOVID-19 pandemic lockdown the I-League matches were cancelled after 14 March 2020, and Gokulam Kerala were positioned 5th in the points table after 15 match. TheSuper Cup wasn't also held for the lockdown andDurand Cup was promoted to the de facto league cup.
  2. ^Due to a busy schedule of theIndia national football team, theSuper Cup was cancelled.
  3. ^Due toCovid-19 pandemic 2020–21Durand Cup season cancelled.

Most appearances

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As of 23 March 2025
NamePeriodI-LeagueSuper CupDurand CupIFA ShieldOthersAFC CupAppearances
CameroonAminou Bouba2021-20245107080501[a]0375
IndiaSreekuttan VS2021–20245607040001[a]0371
IndiaRishad PP2021–46020403000358
IndiaThahir Zaman2021–20234304000301[a]0354
IndiaNoufal PN2022-20244206040001[a]0053
IndiaAbhijith Kurungodan2021–37030504000050
IndiaShibinraj Kunniyil2018–2019,2022-2023,2024-4304000001[a]0049
IndiaMuhammed Rashid2017–20223501050304[b]0048
IndiaEmil Benny2020-2022,2024-37000305000348
IndiaSourav K2021–20242907060101[a]0145
  1. ^abcdefplay–offs for AFC Cup
  2. ^Sheikh Kamal Cup

Club captains

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PeriodName
2017–2018IndiaSushanth Mathew
2018–2019UgandaMusa Mudde
2019GhanaDaniel Addo
2019–2020Trinidad and TobagoMarcus Joseph[125]
2020–2021GhanaMohamed Awal[126]
2021–2022AfghanistanSharif Mukhammad[127]
2022–2023CameroonAminou Bouba
2023–2024SpainÁlex Sánchez
2024–SpainSergio Llamas

Top scorers

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As of 13 April 2024
  Still active team players are highlighted
Top scorers record
#PlayerCareerI-LeagueSuper CupDurand CupIFA ShieldSheikh Kamal CupAFC CupTotal
1Trinidad and TobagoMarcus Joseph2019–20201401101026
2SpainÁlex Sánchez2023–2419[128]1000020
3UgandaHenry Kisekka2017–18, 2019–2093103016
4GhanaDenny Antwi2020-2021110040015
4SloveniaLuka Majcen2022130000215
5JamaicaJourdaine Fletcher202290000110

Honours

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Domestic

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League

Cup

Invitational

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Performance in AFC competitions

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See also:Indian football clubs in Asian competitions
2022: Group Stage
SeasonCompetitionRoundClubScorePositionTop scorerSource
2022AFC CupGroup DIndiaATK Mohun Bagan4–24th in Group stageSloveniaLuka Majcen
(2 goals)		[142]
MaldivesMaziya S&RC0–1
BangladeshBashundhara Kings1–2

Affiliated clubs

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The following clubs are affiliated with Gokulam Kerala FC:

Gokulam Kerala WFC

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Main article:Gokulam Kerala FC (women)

See also

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