Young talent joins on season-long deal from North East United FC
Key Points:
• Manvir Singh joins Jamshedpur FC from North East United FC
• 23-year-old striker has represented India at youth levels
• Head coach Khalid Jamil praises Singh’s versatility and potential
JAMSHEDPUR – Jamshedpur FC has strengthened its attack by signing former India U19 striker Manvir Singh on a season-long contract from North East United FC.
The 23-year-old Punjab native brings youth-level international experience to the team.
Manvir’s football journey began at the Chandigarh Football Academy.
He later made his professional debut with Ozone FC, netting three goals in eight matches.
The young striker’s talent caught attention during his academy days in Punjab.
He was subsequently selected for the U17 World Cup Camp.
Manvir has also represented India in various youth tournaments abroad.
His experience includes playing in the OFC Development Tournament in Vanuatu.
Additionally, he was part of the AFC U-19 Qualifiers 2018 squad in Saudi Arabia.
Known for his sharp instincts, Manvir can play as both a winger and striker.
His versatility makes him a valuable asset to the team.
"I’m eager to make an impact and start a new chapter in my career," Manvir expressed.
He praised the coaching staff’s support and expressed confidence in the team’s potential.
Head coach Khalid Jamil commended Manvir’s skills and adaptability.
"His eagerness to learn makes him a player with immense potential," Jamil remarked.
Jamshedpur FC’s ISL campaign begins with an away match against FC Goa.
The team’s first home game is scheduled for September 21st at the JRD Sports Complex.
They will face Mumbai FC in their inaugural home fixture of the season.
"The atmosphere at JRD Sports Complex is electric," a local fan shared.
He added, "We’re thrilled to see how Manvir will contribute to our attack."
