In a moment filled with immense joy and pride, Indian Super League outfit Bengaluru FC declared an extraordinary extension of Skipper Sunil Chhetri’s journey with the team, marking a glorious milestone for Indian football fans ahead of ISL 2023-24.
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The Sree Kanteerava Stadium, a sanctuary for the squad, witnessed an awe-inspiring banner unfurled, symbolizing the unwavering support of the passionate Blue Tigers’ supporters.
Amidst the echoing chants of over 20,000 devoted admirers, every stride of the players became a testament to their unwavering determination, fueled by the resounding cheers.
A heartfelt gesture by Sunil Chhetri himself, who personally tied the banner, conveying a message that was long awaited : “I’m going nowhere – Sunil Chhetri.”
This remarkable moment stirred emotions and reinforced the unbreakable bond between the team, their captain, and the loyal West Block Blues, forging an unyielding unity.
Chhetri has played for the team in 259 games and scored 1i5 goals across 10 seasons. Since the club’s creation in 2013, the 38-year-old has served as the club’s manager and has led the league in goals scored in each of his eight seasons with the Blues.
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Having guided the Blues to their maiden I-League championship in 2013, six-time AIFF Player of the Year Chhetri has since won five additional titles with the team, including the Federation Cup (2015, 2017), Indian Super League (2018-19), and Super Cup (2018). This year, the captain even led the Blue to the ISL and Super Cup finals while winning the Durand Cup.
In an exciting match, India successfully qualified for the 2023 SAFF Championship final. After extra time, there was no difference between the teams, but Igor Stimac’s team ultimately prevailed against Lebanon in the penalty shootout by a score of 4-2.
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