Teenage Kerala footballer Mohammed Sanan, known for his offensive prowess and technical skills, has signed a contract with Jamshedpur FC.
JAMSHEDPUR – Scott Cooper, the head coach of Jamshedpur FC, heralded the arrival of new recruit Mohammed Sanan, a promising young attacker.
He emphasized the team’s commitment to nurturing Sanan’s budding talent, stating, "We need to develop and bring Sanan through carefully."
Underlining the crucial role the team plays in polishing players like Sanan, Cooper added that their aim is to help him apply his learnings throughout the preseason.
An RFYC spokesperson spoke of their pride in Sanan’s progress, highlighting his potential and expressing confidence that his association with Jamshedpur FC will further enhance his skills.
They expressed hopes for his professional advancement and a bright future with the Men of Steel.
Sanan’s professional journey has been marked by notable experiences, including his participation in the Reliance Foundation Premier League Next Generation Cup.
Representing RFYC, he played against top-flight English Premier League teams such as Wolves and Everton, scoring against the latter in a standout performance.
Sanan spoke of his new journey with Jamshedpur FC as a significant milestone in his career.
He attributed this step to the club’s esteemed reputation, primarily driven by the Tata Football Academy’s prominent presence in young football nationwide.
Believing the association with the club to be crucial for his professional growth, Sanan expressed his eagerness to contribute to the team and learn from the experience.
Apart from being a goal scorer, Sanan is recognized for his hard work, particularly his dedication to improving his football IQ, making him a leader on and off the field.
Sanan’s dual-footed skill, coupled with his knack for shooting and finishing, has earned him accolades.
However, it’s his exceptional dribbling abilities that truly set him apart.
A Kerala native, Sanan has been honing his skills with the RFYC since 2016, where he primarily played as a left-side offensive player.
His knack for creating opportunities and scoring goals caught the attention of Jamshedpur FC, culminating in a three-year contract with the team.
