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Kenkre
Full nameKenkre Football Club
Nickname(s)Mumbaikars
Founded13 January 2000;24 years ago(13 January 2000)
GroundCooperage Ground
Capacity5,000
OwnerAdib Krishna Sinai Kenkre
Head coachAkhil Kothari
League
WebsiteClub website
Departments of Kenkre FC
Football (Men's) Football (Women's)

Kenkre Football Clubis an Indian professionalfootballclub based in the city ofMumbai,Maharashtra.[1][2][3]The club currently competes in theI-League 2,the third division of theIndian football league system.Founded in 2000,[4]the club usually competes inMFA Elite DivisionofMumbai Football League.Nicknamed "Mumbaikars", they previously participated inI-League,then highest division of the Indian football league system.[5][6]

Kenkre was relegated intoI-League 2at the end of the2022–23 I-League season.They previously enjoyed consecutive spells in theI-League 2nd Division.[7]

History

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Formation and journey

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The club was founded on 13 January 2000 asKenkre Academy FC,[8][9]under the patronage of former footballer and coach Adib Kenkre, andCEOJoshua Lewis.[10][11]Kenkre was based at Shivaji Park during its incorporation, and later in 2008 – the club for the first time took part in the second division of I-League.[12]

When we first started this club, the players themselves contributed Rs. 100 each. With that, we were able to buy our half-time refreshments, and we paid for a train pass for those who couldn't afford it. While it feels surreal to think that we're actually going to play in theI-League,it's something we've worked extremely hard for. This academy [Kenkre FC academy] and club are all his doing. He [Adib Kenkre] could've easily given up and shut shop like the many clubs in Mumbai, but his perseverance is tremendous. This club is going to be in the top divisions of India football for a long time, now that it has finally entered the door.

— Joshua Lewis (CEO of Kenkre), on club's early days and journey towards I-League.[11]

Kenkre FC were crowned champions of the Maharashtra Football League in 2010 for the first time in the club's history, after defeatingBengal Mumbai3–0, thanks to goals from Nigerian striker Mathew Odje, Francisco Salin and Charanjeet Singh.[13]After achieving that result, Kenkre wad granted admission into the I-League 2nd Division, then second-tier ofIndian football.[14]

In March 2013, ahead of the I-League Second Division kick-off, Kenkre roped in Portuguese managerJose Luis Lopes Da Costaas head coach and brought three of their first foreigners, Portuguese Rodilson Felisberto Fernandes Dias, Domingo De Jesus Gomes, Bruno Daniel Alciaes, and Australian Daniel Atkins.[15]

2020–present

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Player of Kenkre FC in action during a I-League 2 match in October 2021

In December 2021, theAIFFclub licensing committee has unanimously decided to not grant the exemption sought by former I-League championChennai City FC,after having failed to receive the ICLS licence.[16]As a result, Kenkre replaced them in the 2021–22 I-League.[17][18][19]In June 2021, Akhil Kothari, India's youngest AFC A license holder, as new head coach of Kenkre.[20]The club began their league journey on 4 March 2022 againstReal Kashmirwith earning a historic point in the 1–1 draw.[21]Kenkre finished bottom after the phrase 1 and was placed in relegation stage. They achieved 12 points and got relegated to the2022–23 I-League 2nd Division.[22][23][24]

After being relegated at the end of the season, Kenkre was reinstated on sympathetic grounds and allowed to participate in the 2022–23 I-League season.[25][26]The club later participated in Baji Raut Cup in Odisha,[27]in which they reached semi-finals.[28]After struggling since beginning of the2022–23 league season,Kenkre along with Sudeva Delhi, relegated from I-League.[29][30][31][32]The2023–24 I-League 2season became disastrous to Kenkre as the club ended their campaign with bottom place finish with 9 points in 14 matches, and relegated to I-League 3.[33][34][35]

Kit manufacturers and shirt sponsors

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Period Kit manufacturer Shirt sponsor
2021–2023 Hummel[36] Kenkre Sports Foundation[37]
2024–present KING

Stadium

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Cooperage Football Ground before renovation

Cooperage GroundinNariman Point,Mumbai, serves as the home ground of Kenkre.[38][39]It hasartificial turfand has a seating capacity of 5,000.[40][41]The club qualified for theI-Leaguein2021,[42]but due toCOVID-19 pandemic in India,league format was shortened and matches were played in few centralised venues.[43]As the league came back with home-away format, Kenkre played its first home match at the Cooperage Ground againstChurchill Brotherson 24 November 2022.[43]

In later years, the club used Neville D'Souza Turf in Bandra for Mumbai Premier League matches.[44]Ahead of the 2023–24 I-League 2, the club announced AIFF Centre of Excellence ground in Kharghar as their home venue.[45]

Players

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

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK IndiaIND Yasheel Shah
2 DF IndiaIND Pawan Venkatrathnam Pattem
3 DF IndiaIND Suraj Sapke
4 DF IndiaIND Aniket Gunjal
6 DF IndiaIND Jayraj Ghelani
7 MD IndiaIND Raul Almeida
8 MD IndiaIND Akshay Pawar
9 MD IndiaIND Abner Fernandes
10 MD IndiaIND Silvester Sarao
11 MD IndiaIND Laishram Milan Singh
12 DF IndiaIND Al Azhar Delhiwala
13 GK IndiaIND Harsh Patil
No. Pos. Nation Player
15 DF IndiaIND Shaun Fernandes
16 MF IndiaIND Azfar Noorani
17 MF IndiaIND Abhijit Tawhare
20 MF IndiaIND Loken Meitei
21 MF IndiaIND Dhruv Tina Pinto
21 FW IndiaIND Subha Ghosh
22 DF IndiaIND Tarif Akhand
46 MF IndiaIND Aman Gaikwad
49 DF IndiaIND Daniel Muthu
66 DF IndiaIND Paogoumang Singson
77 MF IndiaIND Aravindraj Rajan
99 FW IndiaIND Khanngam Horam

Personnel

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Current technical staff

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As of 27 march 2024
Role Name Ref.
Head coach IndiaSushant Shripath Pawar
Assistant coach IndiaDeepak Dattu Kamble
Team manager IndiaVishal Patel
Team doctor IndiaPrasad Risaldar
Team Analyst IndiaNilesh Pal

Management

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As of December 2022

President IndiaAdib Krishna Sinai Kenkre
Chief Executive Officer IndiaJoshua K.Lewis
Team Photographer IndiaPravin Saru
Operations & Accreditions IndiaChristopher Shriodkar
Logistics IndiaShouvik Das

Managerial history

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Head coaching record

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As of 14 November 2022
Name Nationality From To P W D L GF GA Win% Ref.
José Luís Lopes Costa Portugal 2015 2015 0 0 0 0 0 0 !— [15]
Soibam Ekendra Singh India 2015 2021 0 0 0 0 0 0 !— [46][47]
Akhil Kothari India 1 June 2021 31 December 2023 46 9 14 23 19 30 019.57 [48]

Statistics and records

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Seasons at National Level

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Season League
League Level P W D L GF GA Points Position
2011 I-League 2 II 6 3 1 2 14 11 10 Group Stage
2012 7 2 1 4 2 16 7 Group Stage
2013 8 3 3 2 12 10 12 Group Stage
2014 4 0 0 4 1 12 0 Group Stage
2015 14 3 1 10 21 39 10 7th
2015–16 8 1 3 4 6 11 6 Group Stage
2016–17 16 4 5 7 18 24 17 6th
2021 7 3 3 1 6 4 12 2ndRise
2021–22 I-League I 17 3 3 11 11 25 12 13th
2022–23 II 22 3 8 11 23 40 17 11thFall
2021–22 I-League 2 III 14 3 0 11 17 34 9 8thFall

Honours

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League

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Cup

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Notable players

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Past and present internationals

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Other departments

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Women's section

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Kenkre has its women's team which played in theIndian Women's League,the top flight of Women's football league system organised by the All India Football Federation.[62][63][64][65]They also participate inWIFA Women's Football League.[66][67]

Honours

Youth and academy

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Since the inception of Kenkre, the club kept focus on nurturing youth talents and running academies.[42][69]InMumbai,the club built and runs eight academies with more than a thousand kids enrolled before theCovid-19 pandemic in India.[42]Club's U17 team, which was managed by both Floyd Pinto and Akhil Kothari, previously participated in MSSA (Mumbai Schools Sports Association) tournaments.[70]The club also took an initiative of grassroots development, organizing 'Go Green Cup' (with six categories including U-17, U-14, U-12, U-10, U-8 and open-age group of girls) in 2015, at the Don Bosco Grounds in Matunga.[71]They also organized 'Kenkre Champions League', another academy-based tournament, in Mumbai.[72][73]

Club's U-19 team participated in Maharashtra zone of2014 I-League U19.[74]The U17 team later took part in group stages of2022–23 U-17 Youth Cup.[75][76]The U19 team also participates in MDFA Super Division League.[77][78]Club's U17 team has also competed in MFA Third Division league.[79]

See also

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Footnotes

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    RepresentedTibet national football teaminCONIFAtournaments internationally.

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