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Punjab FC

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Association football club in Punjab, India

Football club
Punjab
Full namePunjab Football Club
Nickname(s)The Shers
Short namePFC
Founded2020; 5 years ago (2020) (asRoundGlass Punjab)
GroundJawaharlal Nehru Stadium (Delhi)
Capacity60,254
OwnerRoundGlass Foundation
Head coachPanagiotis Dilmperis
LeagueIndian Super League
2023–24Indian Super League, 8th of 12
Playoffs: DNQ
Websitergpunjabfc.com
Current season

Punjab Football Club (formerly known asRoundGlass Punjab FC)[1] is an Indian professionalfootball club founded inMohali,Punjab.[2] The club competes in theIndian Super League, the top flight of theIndian football league system, followingpromotion after winning the2022–23 I-League season title.

History

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In April 2020,RoundGlass Sports Pvt. Ltd. completed the acquisition of theI-League clubMinerva Punjab, rebranding it later the year asRoundGlass Punjab. After promotion to the ISL, they changed name toPunjab FC in July 2023.[3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] On 15 June 2020, they appointedCurtis Fleming ashead coach.[11][3][12] On 15 July, they appointed Nikolaos Topoliatis as newtechnical director.[13] As the season progressed, Punjab made it to the championship stage and finished their season with a 2–3 loss toChurchill Brothers.[14] They achieved 2nd position with 22 points in 15 league matches.[15]

Staikos Vergetis led the club winning I-League, that sealed promotion to the Indian Super League.

In August 2022,Staikos Vergetis was appointed as the new head coach of RoundGlass Punjab.[16] After winning 4–0 againstRajasthan United on 4 March 2023, the club ensued their I-League title, gaining promotion to the Indian Super League for the first time.[17][18][19][20][21] They ended the season with 52 points in 22 league matches.[22][23] RoundGlass Punjab later participated in the2023 Indian Super Cup.[24][25][26][27][28] Punjab began their2023–24 season campaign on 23 September, in a 3–1 away defeat toMohun Bagan, in whichLuka Majcen scored club's first ever ISL goal.[29][30][31] They secured first league point on 6 October, in an 1–1 tie withNorthEast United, in their first home match at theJawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi.[32][33] On 19 December, French playmakerMadih Talal scored a goal, gave Punjab their historic first match win in the Super League as they defeatedChennaiyin by 1–0 at home.[34][35] The club achieved their first away win later on 12 February 2024, defeatingKerala Blasters 3–1 in Kochi.[36][37] The club registered their biggest win on 10 April defeatingEast Bengal 4–1, ended the league campaign with 24 points in 22 matches.[38][39]

Crest, colours & kits

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Punjab FC's home kit primarily features a vibrant orange base, often paired with black or white accents. The away kit typically comes in white with orange or black highlights, maintaining consistency with the home kit while offering a fresh look. The club's third kit may feature a contrasting color, such as black or navy blue, providing variety while staying aligned with the team's core colors.

Kit manufacturers and shirt sponsors

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PeriodKit manufacturerShirt sponsor
2020–21T10 Sports[40][41]RoundGlass[42]
2021–22SIX5SIX[43][44]
2022–24T10 Sports[45][46]
2024–25Shiv Naresh[47]DafaNews[48]

Stadiums

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In September 2023, Punjab FC officially confirmedJawaharlal Nehru Stadium inDelhi as their home venue for the2023–24 Indian Super League.[49][50]

Previously, Punjab FC played at theTau Devi Lal Stadium in the I-League.[51] The stadium has a capacity of 12,000 spectators.[52] The club also has usedGuru Nanak Stadium as their home ground.

Players

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First-team squad

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As of 28 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 INDRavi Kumar
4DFIndia INDNikhil Prabhu
6MFIndia INDRicky Shabong
7FWBosnia and Herzegovina BIHAsmir Suljić
10MFArgentina ARGEzequiel Vidal
12DFIndia INDKhaiminthang Lhungdim
14DFIndia INDMelroy Assisi
16MFIndia INDVinit Rai
17MFIndia INDManglenthang Kipgen
19FWIndia INDOmang Dodum
20FWGreece GREPetros Giakoumakis
23MFIndia INDAshis Pradhan
24MFCroatia CROFilip Mrzljak
25DFIndia INDSingamayum Shami
26DFIndia INDRakesh Meitei(on loan fromKerala Blasters)
No.Pos.NationPlayer
27DFIndia INDAbhishek Singh Tekcham
28DFIndia INDDenechandra Meitei
29FWIndia INDMuhammad Suhail F
30FWIndia INDVishal Yadav
31MFIndia INDLeon Augustine
33DFCroatia CROIvan Novoselec
35DFIndia INDPramveer Singh
44FWIndia INDNinthoinganba Meetei
45DFIndia INDNitesh Darjee
47GKIndia INDAyush Deshwal
74DFIndia INDSuresh Meitei
77FWIndia INDNihal Sudeesh(on loan fromKerala Blasters)
78GKIndia INDMuheet Shabir
99FWSlovenia SVNLuka Majcen
—MFIndia INDPrinceton Rebello

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
—DFIndia INDTejas Krishna(atRajasthan United until 31 May 2025)
—MFIndia INDSamuel Kynshi(atRajasthan United until 31 May 2025)
—FWIndia INDRanjeet Pandre(atGokulam Kerala until 31 May 2025)

Personnel

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Current Technical Staff

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PositionName
Head coachGreecePanagiotis Dilmperis
Assistant coachGreece Konstantinos Katsaras
Indian Assistant coachIndiaSankarlal Chakraborty
Goalkeeping CoachNepal Manish Timsina
Strength & Conditioning CoachGreece Giannis Papaioannou
Team ManagerIndia Kashif Kamran
Football DirectorGreece Nikolaos Topoliatis
Technical Director YouthsItaly Giuseppe Cristaldi

Overall Performance

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SeasonLeagueSuper CupDurand CupContinental
LeagueNo. of TeamsPositionPlay-offsCompetitionPosition
2020–21I-League114th———DNQ
2021–22I-League135thDNP
2022–23I-League121stRiseGroup Stage
2023–24ISL128thDNQGroup StageGroup Stage
2024–25ISL13Quarter Finals

League statistics

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As of 10 April 2024
SeasonDivisionTop scorer
DivisionPositionPWDLGFGAPlayerGoals
2020–21I-League4th156451815BhutanChencho Gyeltshen7
2021–225th188463329EnglandKurtis Guthrie13
2022–231st2216424516SloveniaLuka Majcen16
2023–24ISL8th2266102835SloveniaLuka Majcen
ColombiaWilmar Jordán		8
2024–25ISL

Managerial record

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As of the match played on 5 February 2025
NameNationalityFromToPWDLGFGAWin%Ref.
Curtis Fleming Ireland15 June 202023 April 2021156451815040.00[53]
Ashley Westwood England21 July 202123 March 20226321148050.00[54]
Ed Engelkes Netherlands23 March 202231 May 2022125251921041.67[55]
Staikos Vergetis Greece8 August 202212 June 2024522313167660044.23[56]
Panagiotis Dilmperis Greece29 June 2024present219393530042.86[57]

Notable players

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See also:Category:Punjab FC players

The following RoundGlass Punjab players have been capped atsenior/youth international level. Years in brackets indicate their spells at the club.[58]

Honours

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Domestic

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Other department(s)

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Football: Reserves and academy

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Club's youth section was at first incorporated from Minerva Academy players and started participating in various age-group competitions of theHero Youth League.[71][72] In December 2023, club's football academy gained an 'elite category' accreditation by theAll India Football Federation.[73]

Reserve side won its firstPunjab State Super Football League title in 2022–23.[74] Managed by coach Sankarlal Chakraborty, the club clinched2024 Reliance Foundation Development League title defeating East Bengal in final, and qualified for thePL Next Gen Cup.[75][76] Club's under-17 team won Administrator's Challenge Cup title in Chandigarh in 2022.[77]

Apart from the reserve and academy sides, the club operates 15 grassroot football centres across Punjab, with plans to expand to 25 by the end of 2025.[78]

Honours

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‡ Reserve team
† Academy team

Field hockey

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The club also operatesfield hockey academy in Chandigarh, and its teams compete in various junior and sub-junior competitive events.[86]

Tennis

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The club also run a tennis academy, with several players includingYuki Bhambri associated to them.

See also

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Portals:

References

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Footnotes

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  1. ^From2017–18 season until2021–22 season, I-League and Indian Super League shared joint top flight status. Following the Indian football roadmap, Indian Super League became the sole top-tier league in the country from2022–23, and I-League became the second tier.

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