In Form and Focused: Abhimanyu Singh’s Steady Climb
From a chance debut as a teen to back-to-back league titles with Sporting Clube de Goa, Abhimanyu Singh’s journey is one of grit, growth, and game-changing calm between the posts.

Three Football Trends Shaping the Future of the Game in India
Football in India is fast evolving into a major cultural and commercial force. Key global trends are now driving this transformation — from private equity investments enhancing infrastructure and professionalism, to multi-club ownership models fostering international collaboration and talent growth. Add to that the rising celebrity involvement, which is boosting visibility and fan engagement. Together, these trends are making Indian football more competitive, marketable, and globally connected — setting the stage for a bold new era in the sport.

During Goa’s lush monsoon season, football thrives like no other sport — turning muddy fields into arenas of passion and play. As the rain revives the land, it also energizes communities, bringing together young talent, seasoned players, and enthusiastic locals. From Sporting Clube de Goa’s spirited U-17 and U-19 trials to friendly street matches, football becomes more than a game — it’s a celebration of culture, endurance, and heart. Rain or shine, in Goa, the love for the sport never slows down.

Savio Medeira believes football’s true impact lies beyond the pitch. From youth development to global social initiatives, he calls on clubs and leagues to invest in communities, proving the beautiful game can also be a powerful force for positive change.

As the final whistle blew at Ella Ground, Sporting Clube de Goa clinched the Goa Professional League 2024–25 title in dramatic fashion, edging out Dempo SC by a single point. Under the experienced guidance of head coach Armando Colaco, Sporting defended their crown with resilience and heart, capping a season marked by relentless travel, tight schedules, and unwavering belief. While promotion to the I-League remained elusive, the triumph stands as both a reward for their grit and a symbol of unfinished business — a promise that the journey is far from over.

For years, goalkeepers in Indian football stayed in the shadows—often seen as backups, waiting their turn. But that narrative is changing. At Sporting Clube de Goa, a new generation of young, fearless keepers is stepping up, reshaping the role with sharp reflexes, calm under pressure, and a hunger to grow. With coaches like Parshuram Harijan guiding the way, these players aren’t just guarding the net—they’re building the wall.