Football, ISL, Kerala, Sahal Abdul Samad joined Kerala Blasters in 2017 as a 20-year-old, and has since made 97 appearances for the senior team, scoring ten goals and providing nine assists.
Mohun Bagan is continuing to make headlines with their extraordinary transfer spree, reminiscent of the illustrious Galacticos era of Spanish giants Real Madrid. Following the record-breaking 3 Crore deal for Anirudh Thapa, the club is once again all set to send shockwaves through the Indian Football market by securing Sahal in a transfer worth around 2.5 Crore, making him one of the most expensive signings of all time in ISL history.
Sahal Abdul Samad's joining Bagan has been secured against the deal of Pritam Kotal's departure for Kerala Blasters and a whopping Rs 2.5 Crore transfer fee to Kerala team.
Discussions regarding Sahal’s transfer have been ongoing between the clubs for several weeks, and it is likely that the deal will involve a player exchange. While another club displayed genuine interest in acquiring the midfielder, Mohun Bagan has emerged as the front-runners and is set to secure his services.
Sahal Abdul Samad joined Kerala Blasters in 2017 as a 20-year-old, and has since made 97 appearances for the senior team, scoring ten goals and providing nine assists. The midfielder comes fresh off the national team camp having featured in the last nine matches of India in the Intercontinental Cup and the SAFF Championship.
Sahal made his debut in 2018 under David James against erstwhile ATK, and has since established himself as a key player for the Blasters. The 26-year-old enjoyed one his best campaigns last season, scoring three goals and providing three assists in 23 appearances.
Sahal is now poised to become a part of Mohun Bagan’s formidable midfield, where he will be playing alongside an exceptional lineup of players such as Anirudh Thapa, Hugo Boumous, Glan Martins, Carl McHugh, Puitea, Lalrinliana Hnamte, and Deepak Tangri, among others.
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