Striker Milan Basumatary was instrumental in helping Assam win the Mir Iqbal u-15 National
Championship 2012, finishing the tournament as top-scorer and Most Valuable Player.
He clearly spearheads the attack for the AIFF Regional Academy and has evolved into a classic
number nine – extremely deadly inside the penalty area with his quick burst of space and clinical
finishing.
Comfortable with either foot, he has the ability to take defenders head-on with his dribbling skills.
Height – 160 cms
Weight – 58.4 kg
Manipur’s Bidyananda Singh has been part of the India Youth National Team setup since he was
twelve, wearing the India colours for the first time during the AFC u-13 Festival 2009 and is
currently one of the most crucial members of the AIFF Regional Academy, Navi Mumbai.
He captained the team during their recent victory in the Chandigarh Youth Challenge Cup. A
versatile player, he has been utilized in various positions in defence as well as midfield.
Height - 164.4 cms
Weight – 67.1kg
Bursting on to the scene with his impressive performances during the u-15 Iqbal u-15 National
Championship 2012 where Orissa reached the final round, Rakesh has gone from strength to
strength after becoming a part of the AIFF Regional Academy, Navi Mumbai.
His impressive pace and fitness has made his the first choice winger and one of the most crucial
players in the academy setup.
Height - 169.8 cms
Weight - 53.7 kg
A natural leader both on and off the field, Punjab’s Gursimrat Singh Gill is one of the most
promising defenders in the Indian Youth Set up today. Part of the Chandigarh Football Academy
team which won various youth tournaments including the Subroto Cup in 2010.
Comfortable on the ball, he is equally adept with either foot and is a natural libero, contributing in
both attack and defence for the Academy team.
Height - 175.5 cm
Weight - 70.6 kg