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East Bengal Reserves and Academy
Full nameEast Bengal Football Club Reserves and Academy
Nickname(s)Red and Gold Brigade
Bangal Brigade
Torch Bearers
Short nameEBFC
GroundEast Bengal Ground
Capacity23,500
OwnerEmami East Bengal FC Pvt. Ltd.
PresidentDr. Pronab Dasgupta
Head coachBino George (Reserves)
LeagueCalcutta Premier Division
RF Development League
AIFF Elite League
(Academy)
Websitehttps://emamieastbengal.com/
Active departments of East Bengal
Football
(Men's)		 Football
(Women's)		 Football
(Reserves
& Academy)
Cricket
(Men's)		 Cricket
(Women's)		 Hockey
(Men's)
Tennis Athletics eSports

East Bengal Football Club Reserves and Academy is the reserve team and youth system of the Indian Super League side East Bengal FC. Reserves generally consist of younger players, but at times senior players also play, if recuperating from injury or not getting first team game time. Apart from the I-League 2 (formerly), the reserve side usually plays in the Calcutta Football League.

History

East Bengal FC Reserves and Academy are the under-21, under-17, under-15 and under-13 teams of East Bengal. The under-21 team is often the last stage before the promotion into the first team.[2] The youth teams participate in the Elite league of various age groups. The East Bengal Academy was re-instated on 20 June 2016 with the motive to establish a strong footprint in Indian football by producing quality professional players. The main objective of this project has been to supply professional quality players to the East Bengal senior team & Indian national team.[2]

The East Bengal Academy was founded in the early part of the 21st century and had a major success initially as the U-19 East Bengal team won the first two U-19 National Football leagues held in 2001-02 and 2002-03[3] and then the club's Under-15 team qualified for the Manchester United Premier Cup after being champions of India defeating Mahindra United 1–0 in the final,[4] and becoming South–East Asian regional runners up in 2007.[5] The Junior team faced the youth teams of Manchester United, A.S. Roma and Shandong Luneng and FK Austria Wien in the final round held in Manchester, however, they lost all the games in the group stages.[6] In the 17–20th place play-off semi-finals, the team defeated Bukit Jalil of Malaysia by 3-1, but lost to Central United of New Zealand in the 17th place play-offs by 5-3 via tiebreakers, after the game ended goalless. The U-15 team finished 18th[7] among the 20 teams who had reached the world final stage and is to date the best finish by any Indian club in the Nike Premier Cup.[8] The East Bengal U-19 team was the primary youth team before the Elite League started in 2010. Players like Israil Gurung, Saikat Saha Roy etc. were part of the East Bengal youth setup in the mid 2000s. In 2006, former East Bengal legend and National League winning coach Monoranjan Bhattacharya was appointed as the head coach of the East Bengal U-19 team.[9]

The East Bengal Academy started with new endeavours in 2016 as they brought in Ranjan Chowdhury as head of the project with an aim to produce Indian talents and build up the supply line for the main team of East Bengal.[10] The team finished runners-up in the 2016–17 I-League U18, losing 2-1 to AIFF Elite Academy in the final. The team also reached the semi-final in 2017–18.[11] The team was disbanded after the 2019–20 Indian Elite League was called off due to COVID-19 pandemic in India. In 2022, after the new investors Emami Group joined the club, the youth teams have been revived

Reserve team

East Bengal officially did not have a reserve team prior to 2020. However, the club formed a reserve team composed of academy players and few senior team members to participate in minor tournaments like Bordoloi Trophy, Darjeeling Gold Cup etc. In 2018, the East Bengal Reserves team, coached by Ranjan Chowdhury, won the Darjeeling Gold Cup defeating another Kolkata giant Mohammedan Sporting in the final.[12]

The reserve team was formed in 2020 and intended to play in the I-League 2, along with the Calcutta Football League from the 2020–21 season.[13] However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic in India, the team was scrapped and after new investors Emami group tied up with the club, the reserve team was once again launched in 2022. Former Kerala football team coach Bino George was appointed as the head coach of the reserve team.[14][15] The club also recruited former captain Sangram Mukherjee as the goalkeeper coach for the team.[16] The club also bolstered the squad by making some top signings from the Santosh Trophy teams, including five players from Kerala, the champions of the 2021–22 edition.[17][18] The reserve participated in the 2022 Calcutta Premier Division and finished fourth in the Super Six.[19] The reserve team also participated in the 2022–23 I-League 2 along with the reserve teams of other Indian Super League sides – Bengaluru FC, Chennaiyin FC , FC Goa, Hyderabad FC and Mumbai City FC. The club also roped in AFC A license holder Archisman Biswas as the assistant coach for the reserve side.[20] In the first season, East Bengal reserves side finished third in the group behind United and Shillong Lajong.[21]

Reserve squad

As of 6 September 2023

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
99 GK India IND Aditya Patra
50 GK India IND Suryash Jaiswal
65 GK India IND Muhammed Nishad P.
— GK India IND Ranit Sarkar
— GK India IND Bacchu Das
61 DF India IND Athul Uninkrishnan
58 DF India IND Niranjan Mondal
53 DF India IND Arpan Polley
60 DF India IND Adil Amal
— DF India IND Ramesh Limbu Chemjang
— DF India IND Pranav Mandavi
— DF India IND Rahul Naskar
— DF India IND Bunando Singh Khangembam
52 MF India IND Sanjib Ghosh
55 MF India IND Dip Saha
— MF India IND Sagar Khamaru
56 MF India IND Tanmay Das
No. Pos. Nation Player
— MF India IND Sujit Singh
38 MF India IND Mahitosh Roy
— MF India IND Naseeb Rahman
— MF India IND Shyamal Besra
— MF India IND Avishek Kunjam
— MF India IND Danger Brahma
— MF India IND Razibul Mistry
— MF India IND Koustav Dutta
54 FW India IND Vishnu TM
— FW India IND Aftab Alam
97 FW India IND Subham Bhowmick
64 FW India IND Jesin TK
62 FW India IND Lijo L.
82 FW India IND Vishnu PV
— FW India IND Sayan Banerjee

Coaching staff

Role Name
Head coach India Bino George
Assistant coach India Archisman Biswas
Goalkeeper coach India Sangram Mukherjee
Physiotherapist India MD Shakil
Head of Performance & Video Analyst India Aromal Vijayan
Team manager India Pratim K. Saha

Under-21

East Bengal participate in the Reliance Foundation Development League from the 2023.[22][23][24] Reserve team head coach Bino George has been in charge of the developmental league squad.[25] East Bengal fielded a squad composed of players from its senior team, reserves, youth teams and its academy in Rajganj. On 14 March, in the first RFDL game, East Bengal defeated United SC to start their campaign.[26] On 21 April 2023, East Bengal defeated arch-rivals Mohun Bagan U-21 2–0 to become the East zone champions and qualify for the national group stage.[27][28] On 28 April, East Bengal defeated Ramthar Veng 3–1 in the first match of the National Group Stage.[29]

Squad

As of 13 March 2023[30]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK India IND Bacchu Das
4 DF India IND Sudipta Mondal
5 DF India IND Haru Roy
7 FW India IND Rakesh Mali
10 FW India IND Miraj Mullick
13 GK India IND Nur Alam Gazi
15 MF India IND Shyamal Besra
18 FW India IND Himanshu Jangra
21 MF India IND Kush Chhetry
22 DF India IND Souvik Mondal
23 MF India IND Pritam Sardar
24 DF India IND Rahul Naskar
25 MF India IND Moni Sankar Adhikari
26 MF India IND Mocha Irom
27 FW India IND Alauddin
28 DF India IND Avik Ghosh
29 DF India IND Satender Paswan
37 DF India IND Tuhin Das
40 MF India IND Bikash Oraon
41 MF India IND Rupam Roy
No. Pos. Nation Player
42 MF India IND Bapi Barman
44 DF India IND Mithun Roy
45 FW India IND Sourav Biswas
46 MF India IND Aman CK
47 MF India IND Muhammed Roshal PP
48 MF India IND Naseeb Rahman
49 FW India IND Mohammed Rasik CP
52 MF India IND Sanjib Ghosh
53 DF India IND Arpan Polley
54 MF India IND Vishnu TM
55 MF India IND Dip Saha
56 MF India IND Tanmay Das
60 DF India IND Adil Amal
61 DF India IND Athul Unnikrishnan
62 MF India IND Lijo K
64 FW India IND Jesin TK
65 GK India IND Muhammed Nishad P
81 MF India IND Mohammed Afjal
88 MF India IND Mohammed Yasin
99 GK India IND Aditya Patra

Performance record

As of till the end of 2022–23 season
Performance of East Bengal Academy in Reliance Foundation Development League
Year Tournament Final Position Ref
2023 Reliance Foundation Development League 2nd in National Group Stage [31]

Under-17

The under-17 team participates in the U17 Youth Cup. The team is coached by former East Bengal captain Tarun Dey.[32]

The National Football League U-19 was launched in 2001 and the East Bengal U-19 team won the inaugural edition defeating India sub-juniors 3–2 in the final.[33] The U-19 team defended the title the following year as they defeated JCT Football Academy 1–0 in the final.[34] The team also finished runners-up in the 2003–04 edition as they lost to their rivals Mohun Bagan U-19 3–1 in the penalty shoot-out after the final ended 0–0 in regulation time.[3] After the tournament was restarted as the I-League U19 in 2008 and later renamed to Elite League, the East Bengal team became runners-up four times, failing to win to the title. In 2022, the tournament was redesigned as a U-17 category, after not being held for two seasons due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[35]

Squad

The East Bengal Under-17 squad for 2023-24 season[36]

As of 10 December 2023

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK India IND Aniket Kar
2 DF India IND MD Yusuf
4 DF India IND Prajjal Saha
5 DF India IND Haru Roy
7 MF India IND Ajay Sahani
8 MF India IND Mohammed Yasin
9 FW India IND Raj Jyoti Majhi
10 FW India IND Debojit Roy
11 MF India IND Sumit Durlov
12 DF India IND Ashish Roy
13 MF India IND Pradip Mishra
14 MF India IND Md Afjal
15 MF India IND Sujoy Pal
16 MF India IND Mainak Saha
17 MF India IND Roktim Jana
No. Pos. Nation Player
18 MF India IND Dipu Sardar
19 MF India IND Nababrata Baul Das
20 DF India IND Naorem Ibungo Singh
21 MF India IND Salman Dewan
22 MF India IND Debobrato Roy Choudhary
23 MF India IND Ranit Mondal
24 DF India IND Sk Riyajul Islam
25 MF India IND Alfred Lalrinpuia
26 DF India IND Kartik Hansda
27 GK India IND Deep Barman
28 MF India IND Gopal Das
35 MF India IND Gunraj Singh Grewal
55 GK India IND Sutirtha Das
99 GK India IND Koushik Chhatui

Coaching Staff

As of 18 December 2023

Role Name
Head coach India Barun Sengupta
Assistant coach India Hirak Saha
Physiotherapist India Ankan Roy Chowdhury
Team manager India Aritra Dutta
Assistant team manager India Arun Kumar Jaiswal

Performance record

As of 16 December 2023
Performance of East Bengal Academy in Youth Leagues
Year Tournament Final Position Ref
2001 National Football League U-19 Champions [3][33]
2002–03 National Football League U-19 Champions [3][37][34]
2003–04 National Football League U-19 Not Held [3]
2004–05 National Football League U-19 Runners-up [3]
2005–07 National Football League U-19 Not Held [3]
2008 I-League U19 Quarter-Finals [38]
2009 I-League U19 Not Held
2010 I-League U19 Runners-up [39]
2011 I-League U19 Runners-up [40]
2012 I-League U-20 Group Stages [41]
2013 I-League U-20 Final Round [42]
2014 I-League U19 Runners-up [43]
2014–15 I-League U19 Group Stages [44]
2015–16 I-League U-18 Final Round [45]
2016–17 I-League U-18 Runners-up [46]
2017–18 Youth League U-18 Semi-Finals [11]
2018–19 Elite League U-18 Quarter-Finals [47]
2019–20 Elite League U-18 Abandoned [a] [48]
2020–22 Elite League U-18 Not Held [35]
2022–23 U17 Youth Cup Group Stages [49]
2023–24 U-17 Youth League Group Stages [50]
  1. ^ League called-off due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[48]

Under-15

The under-15 team participates in the Elite Youth League. The team is coached by Chandan Kumar Ray.[51]

Squad

The East Bengal Academy Under-15 squad for 2019–20 season

As of 26 July 2019

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 India IND Firaz Molla
2 India IND Avigit Hansda
3 India IND Susobhan Naskar
4 India IND Shafik Sk.
5 India IND Sagar Porel
6 India IND Shib Sundar Tudu
7 India IND Akhay Dey
8 India IND Chiranjit Ghosh
9 India IND Kinkar Golui
10 India IND Rupam Biswas
11 India IND Jit Halder
12 India IND Soumyadip Jyoti
13 India IND Sagnik Ray
14 India IND Toufik Islam
No. Pos. Nation Player
15 India IND Argha Manna
16 India IND Rohit Singh
17 India IND Tohit Laskar
18 India IND Baburam Mandi
19 India IND Ajibur Rahaman Molla
20 India IND Tritam Lodh
21 India IND Rajkumar Kisku
22 India IND Silton Bhattacharjee
23 India IND Ayan Das
24 India IND Mohammad Taha Tanvir
25 India IND Barun Sarma
26 India IND Sattwick Mandal
27 India IND Preetam Roy
28 India IND Kaioum Ali

Performance record

Performance of East Bengal Academy in U-15 Youth Leagues
Year Tournament Final Position
2005-06 U-15 Nike Premier Cup Runners[52]
2006-07 U-15 Nike Premier Cup Champions[4]
2015-16 U-15 Nike Premier Cup Zonal Round
2016-17 U-15 Nike Premier Cup Zonal Round
2017-18 U-15 Nike Premier Cup National Finals[53]
2018-19 U-15 Hero Junior League National Playoffs[54]
2019-20 U-15 Hero Junior League Disqualified (League called-off due to the COVID-19 pandemic)

Matches at the 2007 Nike Premier Cup

  Win   Draw   Loss

1 August 2007 Group stage Manchester United U15 5–0[55] East Bengal U15 Manchester
09:30 BST Nicholas Jackson 11'
David Mellor 17', 28', 38'
Rory Gorman 20'		 Report Stadium: Carrington
1 August 2007 Group stage Shandong Luneng U15 3–0[56] East Bengal U15 Manchester
14:30 BST ?? Report Stadium: Carrington
2 August 2007 Group stage FK Austria Wien U15 2–0[57] East Bengal U15 Manchester
09:30 BST David 11'
Christoph 15'		 Report Stadium: Carrington
2 August 2007 Group stage AS Roma U15 2–0[58] East Bengal U15 Manchester
15:30 BST Mattia Montini 2', 42' Report Stadium: Carrington
3 August 2007 17-20th Semi Final East Bengal U15 3–1[59] Bukit Jalil U15 Manchester
09:30 BST Suprovan Dhar 4'
Ajoy Ray 7', 20'		 Report Fouzan 30' Stadium: Carrington
3 August 2007 17-20th Final East Bengal U15 0–0[7]
(3–5 p)		 Central United U15 Manchester
11:30 BST Report Stadium: Carrington
Penalties
  • Rakesh Roy soccer ball with check mark
  • Supravan Dharsoccer ball with check mark
  • Joydeb Chakraborty soccer ball with check mark
  • Pintu Duttasoccer ball with red X
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Under-13

The under-13 team participates in the Elite Youth League. The team is coached by former India International and East Bengal FC legend Tarun Dey.[60]

Squad

The SC East Bengal Academy Under-13 squad for 2019-20 season

As of 26 July 2019

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 India IND Apu Palian
2 India IND Ankur Adhikary
3 India IND Jishan Molla
4 India IND Rajibul Halder
5 India IND Toufik Alam
6 India IND Avijit Paul
7 India IND Gazanfar Moin
8 India IND Saranya Samaddar
9 India IND Abir Ali
10 India IND Avijit Sarkar
11 India IND Rohan Das
12 India IND Tuhin Sardar
No. Pos. Nation Player
13 India IND Debashis Bera
14 India IND Mohammed Soyab Khan
15 India IND Souptik Chakraborty
16 India IND Soumojit Das
17 India IND Julfikar Gazi
18 India IND Sunandan Majhi
19 India IND Suranya Samaddar
20 India IND Md Azhar
21 India IND Sayan Roy
22 India IND Hasibul Mondal
23 India IND Raj Maity
24 India IND Krishnapada Biswas

Performance record

Performance of SC East Bengal Academy in U-13 Youth Leagues
Year Tournament Final Position
2017-18 U-13 Hero Sub Junior League Zonal Round
2018-19 U-13 Hero Sub Junior League Zonal Round[61]
2019-20 U-13 Hero Sub Junior League League called-off due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Noted graduates

Those who made it at the club

East Bengal's youth system has been successful over the last few years; many players who have come through it have gone on to feature in the first-team. The following players have gone on to play over ten competitive matches for the first team.

Players who have represented the National team are in Bold.

Those who made it elsewhere

East Bengal FC academy graduates who didn't make it at the club but made it somewhere else and even went on to play for the national team:

Players who have represented the National team are in Bold.

Honours

Reserves

Academy U18

  • Zee Bangla Football League (U-19) (1): 2019(Joint Winners)[68]
  • SRMB Cup (U-18) (1): 2019[69]

Academy U-15

Others


  1. ^ Under-19 Tournament from 2015–2018

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