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List of 2015 Indian Super League season roster changes

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2015 Indian Super League season roster changes
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This is a list of all roster changes that occurred prior to the 2015 Indian Super League season.

Player regulations for 2015

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For the 2015 season, the controlling body for the Indian Super League, Football Sports Development, have decided to introduce a salary cap which shall be set at Rs. 20 crores after a meeting that took place on 9 March 2015.[1] Also at the meeting, the organization revealed other roster rules for the 2015 season which were:

  • Marquee player: Each team will be required to sign one marquee player for the 2015 season. The marquee player can be the same marquee from last season but teams are also allowed to sign a new one.
  • International players: Each team will be allowed to retain between one and five foreign players from the previous season and they're allowed to sign new foreigners without an international players draft.
  • Domestic players: Each team will be allowed to retain between one and six Indian domestic players. Indian players who are not retained by their teams will be allowed to freely sign for another Indian Super League team till May 2015. If the players are still without a team by May 2015 then they will be listed as an option in the domestic draft in June.

It was also revealed during the meeting that each team may have a minimum of 22 players in their squad, with the addition of two developmental players.[1] This would mean that each team should have a minimum of one marquee player, eight international players, and thirteen domestic Indian players in which two must be developmental players.[1] Maximum, each team may contain 25 players, with two of the addition three players being allowed to be foreign.[1]

Player auction

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For the first time, the Indian Super League will host a player auction which will consist of 12-15 Indian players who have played for the national team but who did not play in the previous ISL season.[1] Each club will be allowed to add one player from the auction list onto their roster and the players not selected will be instated into the domestic player draft.[1]

Retained players

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Atletico de Kolkata

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Chennaiyin FC

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Delhi Dynamos

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FC Goa

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Kerala Blasters

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Mumbai City FC

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NorthEast United

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Pune City

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Player auction

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On 10 July, the player auction took place.[16] Ten players who had featured for the India national team and who did not play in the ISL last season were available to be purchased by the eight teams.[16] Every player who went under the hammer during the auction were sold. The players were sold for a total of 7.22 crores.[17]

Name Position Last I-League team India caps India goals Base Price
in ₹ (in
lakhs) 		Sold to Selling Price
in ₹(in
lakhs)
India Sunil Chhetri FW Bengaluru FC 76 46 Rs. 80 Lakh Mumbai City Rs. 1.2 crores
India Eugeneson Lyngdoh MF Bengaluru FC 3 0 Rs. 27.50 Lakh Pune City Rs. 1.05 crores
India Rino Anto DF Bengaluru FC 1 0 Rs. 17.50 Lakh Atlético de Kolkata Rs. 90 Lakhs
India Thoi Singh MF Bengaluru FC 0 0 Rs. 39 Lakh Chennaiyin Rs. 86 Lakhs
India Arata Izumi MF Pune 9 0 Rs. 40 Lakh Atlético de Kolkata Rs. 68 Lakhs
India Karanjit Singh GK Salgaocar 16 0 Rs. 60 Lakh Chennaiyin Rs. 60 Lakhs
India Satiyasen Singh MF Royal Wahingdoh 1 0 Rs. 20 Lakh NorthEast United Rs. 56 Lakhs
India Robin Singh FW Bengaluru FC 17 1 Rs. 40 Lakh Delhi Dynamos Rs. 51 Lakhs
India Jackichand Singh FW Royal Wahingdoh 3 0 Rs. 20 Lakh Pune City Rs. 45 Lakhs
India Anas Edathodika DF Pune 0 0 Rs. 40 Lakh Delhi Dynamos Rs. 41 Lakhs

Domestic draft

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On 10 July 2015, after the auction, the 2015 ISL Domestic Draft was held, also in Mumbai.[16] 114 players were available for selection with only seven rounds taking place. Only 40 players were selected during the draft as the draft was just used to finalize the domestic quota for all eight teams.[18]

Player movement and other transactions

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Date Name Moving from Moving to Notes
21 March 2015 India Gouramangi Singh Chennaiyin Pune City Free[19]
8 April 2015 India Denson Devadas Chennaiyin Goa Free[20]
8 April 2015 India Chinadorai Sabeeth Kerala Blasters Goa Free[20]
8 April 2015 India Lester Fernandez Atlético de Kolkata Goa Free[20]
15 May 2015 India Jewel Raja Goa Atlético de Kolkata Free[4]
15 May 2015 India Clifford Miranda Goa Atlético de Kolkata Free[4]
15 May 2015 India Sushil Kumar Singh Mumbai City Atlético de Kolkata Free[4]
15 May 2015 India Mehrajuddin Wadoo Pune City Chennaiyin Free[4]
15 May 2015 India Mohammed Rafi Atlético de Kolkata Kerala Blasters Free[4]
15 May 2015 India Rowilson Rodrigues Goa Mumbai City Free[4]
15 May 2015 India Kingshuk Debnath Atlético de Kolkata Mumbai City Free[4]
15 May 2015 India Gabriel Fernandes Goa Mumbai City Free[4]
15 May 2015 India Sanju Pradhan Atlético de Kolkata NorthEast United Free[4]
15 May 2015 India Holicharan Narzary Goa NorthEast United Free[4]
15 May 2015 India Syed Rahim Nabi Mumbai City Atlético de Kolkata Free[21]
15 May 2015 India Nadong Bhutia Mumbai City Atlético de Kolkata Free[21]
15 May 2015 India Subhasish Roy Chowdhury Atlético de Kolkata Delhi Dynamos Free[7]
15 May 2015 India Seminlen Doungel NorthEast United Delhi Dynamos Free[7]
15 May 2015 India Godwin Franco Kerala Blasters Chennaiyin Free[7]
15 May 2015 India Joaquim Abranches Pune City Goa Free[7]
15 May 2015 India Pronay Halder Unattached Goa Free[22]
15 May 2015 India Nirmal Chettri Unattached Kerala Blasters Free[22]
15 May 2015 India Ramandeep Singh Unattached Kerala Blasters Free[22]
15 May 2015 India Raju Gaikwad Mumbai City Goa Free[22]
27 May 2015 Brazil Elinton Andrade Brazil Duque de Caxias Goa Free[9]
27 May 2015 Brazil Reinaldo Brazil EC Internacional Goa Free[9]
5 June 2015 Canada Iain Hume Kerala Blasters Atlético de Kolkata Free[23]
7 June 2015 Brazil Lúcio Brazil Palmeiras Goa Marquee[24]
10 June 2015 England Chris Dagnall England Leyton Orient Kerala Blasters Free[25]
19 June 2015 Spain Jaime Gavilán Greece Platanias Atlético de Kolkata Free[26]
19 June 2015 Spain Tiri Spain Atlético Madrid B Atlético de Kolkata Free[26]
20 June 2015 Brazil Victor Simões Qatar Umm Salal Goa Free[27]
23 June 2015 Spain Jofre Atlético de Kolkata Goa Free[28]
24 June 2015 South Africa Sameehg Doutie South Africa SuperSport United Atlético de Kolkata Free[29]
25 June 2015 Portugal Simão Unattached NorthEast United Marquee[30]
26 June 2015 Ethiopia Fikru Teferra Atlético de Kolkata Chennaiyin Free[31]
26 June 2015 Armenia Apoula Edel Atlético de Kolkata Chennaiyin Free[31]
3 July 2015 France Cédric Hengbart France AC Ajaccio NorthEast United Free[32]
3 July 2015 Spain Juan Calatayud Hungary Videoton Atlético de Kolkata Free[33]
3 July 2015 Cape Verde Valdo Spain Racing de Santander Atlético de Kolkata Free[34]
7 July 2015 Senegal Diomansy Kamara Italy Catanzaro NorthEast United Free[35]
11 July 2015 Republic of Ireland Darren O'Dea Unattached Mumbai City Free[36]
13 July 2015 Spain Juan Aguilera Núñez Greece Platanias Mumbai City Free[citation needed]
15 July 2015 Haiti Sony Norde India Mohun Bagan Mumbai City Free[11]
16 July 2015 India Nicolau Colaco India Salgaocar Goa Free[37]
17 July 2015 Costa Rica Yendrick Ruiz Costa Rica Herediano Pune City Loan[38]
17 July 2015 Spain Javi Lara Spain Eibar Atlético de Kolkata Free[39]
18 July 2015 India Keenan Almeida India Sporting Goa Goa Free[40]
21 July 2015 England Steve Simonsen Scotland Rangers Pune City Free[41]
21 July 2015 England Nicky Shorey England Portsmouth Pune City Free[41]
28 July 2015 India Luis Barreto India East Bengal Goa Loan[42]
28 July 2015 Tunisia Selim Benachour Unattached Mumbai City Free[43]
29 July 2015 Ivory Coast Didier Zokora Turkey Akhisar Belediyespor Pune City Free[44]
29 July 2015 Portugal Hélder Postiga Spain Deportivo La Coruña Atlético de Kolkata Marquee[45]
30 July 2015 England James Bailey England Barnsley Pune City Free[46]
30 July 2015 Haiti Frantz Bertin Greece Aiginiakos Mumbai City Free[47]
30 July 2015 France Frédéric Piquionne France US Créteil Mumbai City Free[47]
30 July 2015 Spain Cristian Bustos Spain Mallorca Mumbai City Free[47]
31 July 2015 Romania Adrian Mutu Romania Petrolul Ploiești Pune City Marquee[48]
31 July 2015 Spain Carlos Marchena Spain Deportivo La Coruña Kerala Blasters Marquee[49]
2 August 2015 Argentina Nicolás Vélez Singapore Warriors NorthEast United Free[50]
3 August 2015 France Gennaro Bracigliano Chennaiyin NorthEast United Free[51]
4 August 2015 Portugal João Coimbra Romania Rapid București Kerala Blasters Free[52]
5 August 2015 Brazil Éder Cyprus Nea Salamis Famagusta Chennaiyin Free[53]
6 August 2015 Ghana Francis Dadzie Ghana Bechem United NorthEast United Free[54]

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