Pritam Kotal, who has 52 caps for the Indian football team and led the Mohun Bagan Super Giant to the Indian Super League (ISL) title last season, believes that the league has instilled significant fearlessness amongst Indian players.

Indian Super League (ISL) outfit Kerala Blasters FC have acquired the services of Indian national team forward, Ishan Pandita, the club announced on Thursday. The 25-year-old has signed a two-year deal, that will keep him at the club until the end of the 2024-25 season.

In a landmark move, Kerala Blasters FC stated that midfielder Vibin Mohanan has travelled to Greece for a one-month training stint with Greek first division club, OFI Crete, the Hero Indian Super League (ISL) side announced on Saturday.

Hero Indian Super League (ISL) outfit Kerala Blasters FC have announced the extension of the contract of veteran goalkeeper Karanjit Singh for a period of one year, the club announced his extension through their social media handles on Friday.

FC Goa have completed the signing of Indian international winger Udanta Singh on a multi-year deal, the club announced on Wednesday. A proven performer in the Hero Indian Super League (ISL), Udanta’s arrival will bolster the Gaurs who also acquired the signature of fellow Indian national team star Rowllin Borges.

Hero Indian Super League (ISL) side Mumbai City FC bid farewell to midfielder Ahmed Jahouh as his contract runs down on May 31, 2023. The club announced the departure through their social media handles on Tuesday.

Hero Indian Super League (ISL) outfit Kerala Blasters FC have extended the contract of defender Hormipam Ruivah that sees him in the yellow of the Blasters until 2027, the club announced the extension through their social media handles on Sunday.

Kerala Blasters FC's young prospect Nihal Sudeesh has signed a new contract with the club, which will keep him with the Hero Indian Super League (ISL) side until the end of the 2025-26 season, the club announced on Friday.

Given the success of RFDL last year, the tournament is set to be India’s largest and most inclusive U-21 youth tournament comprising of teams across nine regions in India from Hero Indian Super League (ISL), I-League division I & II and independent academies nominated by the state football associations.

The second season of eISL is set to start from February 28 2023 with six fixtures scheduled in the inaugural week of the tournament. The league phase for the upcoming season will be played online, only the eISL playoffs the format which mirrors the Hero ISL playoffs format will be a LAN event in Delhi scheduled for 6th & 7th of May 2023.

The FIFA World Cup has been widely followed in India and the passion of football enthusiasts has even led them to travel to the host nation and witness live action at the stadiums. But, what has been intriguing, is the flavour of the ongoing Hero Indian Super League across the FIFA World Cup in the form of Indian football fans. The passionate loyalists have headed to the FIFA World Cup donning the colours of their respective Hero ISL teams. The fans were spotted in Qatar wearing club jerseys and scarves, and holding up flags and banners bearing crests or names of their respective Hero ISL teams.

Kerala Blasters Football Club can confirm that academy graduates Mohammed Aimen and Mohammed Azhar are all set to join the leading Polish club Rakow Czestochowa for a three week training stint, the club announced the news through their social media handles on Friday, November 25th.