In 2024, Goa’s football industry focuses on infrastructure upgrades, youth development, and grassroots expansion. Despite challenges like limited financial support and declining local match attendance, ongoing collaborations and international partnerships promise growth and talent development in the state.

Arman Colaco, now leading Sporting Clube de Goa, aims to elevate the club to the top of Indian football. Motivated by the Vaz family’s passion and legacy, Colaco is determined to secure I-League promotion and build a strong, competitive squad for success.

Anju, Sporting Clube de Goa’s team manager for 25 years, reflects on his journey, calling the club his family. Players and coaches praise his unwavering presence and influence, with Albuquerque committed to guiding the club into the future.

Armando Colaco, head coach of Sporting Clube de Goa, is determined to make a mark in I-League 2. After leading the team from I-League 3 and winning the Goa Pro League, he declares, “We’re coming to compete, not just participate.”

Climax Lawrence, assistant coach at Sporting Clube de Goa, thrives under mentor Armando Colaco. Their partnership has elevated the team from I-League 3 to I-League 2. Lawrence is passionate about developing young talent and building a legacy for Goan football.

Savio Medeira, with over 35 years of experience, has been appointed as the new Technical Director of Sporting Clube de Goa. Club President Natalina Vaz praised Medeira’s expertise, calling him the perfect leader to elevate the club to national prominence.