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Odisha FC is an Indian professional association football club based in Bhubaneswar, Odisha that competes in the Indian Super League. The club was established on 16 July 2014, as Delhi Dynamos FC, before relocating to Odisha in 2019.[1]

List of players

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The list includes all the players registered under an Odisha FC contract. Some players might not have featured in a professional game for the club.

Name Nat Pos[NB] Odisha FC career Apps Goals Ref
Kristof Van Hout Belgium Goalkeeper 2014–2015 14 0 [2]
Marek Čech Czech Republic Goalkeeper 2014–2015 0 0 [3]
Jagroop Singh India Goalkeeper 2014–2015 0 0 [4]
Wim Raymaekers Belgium Defender 2014–2015 8 1 [5]
Stijn Houben Netherlands Defender 2014–2015 7 0 [6]
Pavel Eliáš Czech Republic Defender 2014–2015 5 1 [7]
Robert Lalthlamuana India Defender 2014–2016 6 0 [8]
Naoba Singh India Defender 2014–2016 5 0 [9]
Shouvik Ghosh India Defender 2014–2015 6 1 [10]
Munmun Lugun India Defender 2014–2015, 2017–2018 13 0 [11]
Govin Singh India Defender 2014–2015 10 0 [12]
Anwar Ali India Defender 2014–2015 17 0 [13]
Alessandro Del Piero Italy Midfielder 2014–2015 10 1 [14]
Hans Mulder Netherlands Midfielder 2014–2016 28 3 [15]
Bruno Herrero Spain Midfielder 2014–2015 10 1 [16]
Henrique Dinis Portugal Midfielder 2014–2015 6 0 [17]
Steven Dias India Midfielder 2014–2015 7 0 [18]
Francis Fernandes India Midfielder 2014–2016 16 0 [19]
Shylo Malsawmtluanga India Midfielder 2014–2015 21 0 [20]
Souvik Chakrabarti India Midfielder 2014–2017 35 0 [21]
Adil Khan India Midfielder 2014–2015 7 0 [22]
Manish Bhargav India Midfielder 2014–2015 3 1 [23]
Manandeep Singh India Forward 2014–2015 2 0 [24]
Mads Junker Denmark Forward 2014–2015 14 3 [25]
Morten Skoubo Denmark Forward 2014–2015 8 0 [26]
Toni Doblas Spain Goalkeeper 2015–2017 24 0 [27]
Ravi Kumar India Goalkeeper 2015–2016, 2020–2022 1 0 [28][29]
Subhasish Roy Chowdhury India Goalkeeper 2015–2016 1 0 [30]
Sanjiban Ghosh India Goalkeeper 2015–2017 3 0 [31]
Roberto Carlos Brazil Defender 2015–2016 3 0 [32]
Serginho Greene Netherlands Defender 2015–2016 4 0 [33]
John Arne Riise Norway Defender 2015–2016 12 1 [34]
Chicão Brazil Defender 2015–2016 12 1 [35]
Prabir Das India Defender 2015–2016 0 0 [36]
Anas Edathodika India Defender 2015–2017 35 1 [37]
Gunashekar Vignesh India Midfielder 2015–2016 0 0 [38]
Zodingliana Ralte India Midfielder 2015–2016 12 0 [39]
Sehnaj Singh India Midfielder 2015–2016 10 1 [40]
Florent Malouda France Midfielder 2015–2017 32 3 [41]
Gustavo Marmentini Brazil Midfielder 2014–2017 29 8 [42]
Adil Nabi England Midfielder 2015–2016 9 3 [43]
Richard Gadze Ghana Forward 2015–2017 22 7 [44]
Seiminlen Doungel India Forward 2015–2016 7 0 [45]
Robin Singh India Forward 2015–2016 13 4 [46]
Vinícius Brazil Forward 2015–2016 11 0 [47]
Soram Anganba India Goalkeeper 2016–2017 5 0 [48]
Kean Lewis India Midfielder 2016–2017 14 4 [49]
Ibrahima Niasse Senegal Defender 2016–2017 4 0 [50]
Rubén González Spain Defender 2016–2017 13 1 [51]
David Addy Ghana Defender 2016–2017 6 0 [52]
Lalruatthara India Defender 2016–2017 0 0 [53]
Chinglensana Singh India Defender 2016–2017 12 0 [54]
Rupert Nongrum India Defender 2016–2017 5 0 [55]
Amoes Do India Defender 2016–2017 0 0 [56]
Denson Devadas India Defender 2016–2017 0 0 [57]
Milan Singh India Midfielder 2016–2017 15 2 [58]
Bruno Pelissari Brazil Midfielder 2016–2017 10 0 [59]
Memo Brazil Midfielder 2016–2017 10 0 [60]
Alwyn George India Midfielder 2016–2017 3 0 [61]
Malsawmzuala India Midfielder 2016–2017 4 1 [62]
Arjun Tudu India Forward 2016–2017 0 0 [63]
Badara Badji Senegal Midfielder 2016–2017 12 2 [64]
Marcelinho Brazil Forward 2016–2017, 2020–2021 23 10 [65]
Xabi Irureta Spain Goalkeeper 2017–2018 7 0 [66]
Arnab Das Sharma India Goalkeeper 2017–2018 3 0 [67]
Albino Gomes India Goalkeeper 2017–2020 8 0 [68]
Sukhdev Patil India Goalkeeper 2017–2018 2 0 [69]
Pritam Kotal India Defender 2017–2018 24 2 [70]
Sena Ralte India Defender 2017–2018 2 0 [71]
Pratik Chaudhari India Defender 2017–2018 14 0 [72]
Mohammad Sajid Dhot India Defender 2017–2021 19 0 [73]
Rowilson Rodrigues India Defender 2017–2018 8 0 [74]
Gabriel Cichero Venezuela Defender 2017–2018 15 0 [75]
Edu Moya Spain Defender 2017–2018 10 0 [76]
Seityasen Singh India Midfielder 2017–2018 12 1 [77]
Vinit Rai India Midfielder 2017–present 53 1 [78]
Romeo Fernandes India Midfielder 2017–2020 26 1 [79]
David Ngaihte India Midfielder 2017–2018 10 1 [80]
Simranjit Singh India Midfielder 2017–2018 0 0 [81]
Paulinho Dias Brazil Midfielder 2017–2018 15 1 [82]
Matías Mirabaje Uruguay Midfielder 2017–2018 12 3 [83]
Manuel Arana Spain Midfielder 2017–2018 6 1 [84]
Kalu Uche Nigeria Forward 2017–2018 15 13 [85]
Guyon Fernandez Curaçao Forward 2017–2018 10 2 [86]
Jeroen Lumu Netherlands Forward 2017–2018 17 0 [87]
Lallianzuala Chhangte India Forward 2017–2019 36 8 [88]
Francisco Dorronsoro Spain Goalkeeper 2018–2020 25 0 [89]
Gianni Zuiverloon Netherlands Defender 2018–2019 17 2 [90]
Martí Crespí Spain Defender 2018–2019 15 0 [91]
Narayan Das India Defender 2018–2020 37 0 [92]
Rana Gharami India Defender 2018–2020 12 1 [93]
Bikramjit Singh India Defender 2018–2020 11 2 [94]
Pradeep Mohanraj India Midfielder 2018–2019 0 0 [95]
Shubham Sarangi India Midfielder 2017–present 36 0 [96]
Adrià Carmona Spain Midfielder 2018–2019 12 1 [97]
Rene Mihelič Slovenia Midfielder 2018–2019 16 1 [98]
Ulises Dávila Mexico Midfielder 2018–2019 6 1 [99]
Andrija Kaluđerović Serbia Forward 2018–2019 12 1 [100]
Nanda Kumar India Midfielder 2017–present 49 3 [101]
Daniel Lalhlimpuia India Forward 2018–present 39 5 [102]
Siam Hanghal India Midfielder 2018–2019 0 0 [103]
Ankit Bhuyan India Goalkeeper 2019–present 0 0 [104]
Arshdeep Singh India Goalkeeper 2019–present 19 0 [105]
Lalchhuanmawia India Defender 2019–2020 2 0 [106]
Gaurav Bora India Defender 2019–present 23 0 [107]
Amit Tudu India Defender 2019–2020 10 0 [108]
Diawandou Diagne Senegal Defender 2019–2020 10 0 [109]
Carlos Delgado Spain Defender 2019–2020 16 1 [110]
Xisco Hernández Spain Midfielder 2019–2020 16 5 [111]
Martín Pérez Guedes Argentina Midfielder 2019–2020 7 1 [112]
Jerry Mawihmingthanga India Midfielder 2019–present 27 2 [113]
Aridane Santana Spain Forward 2019–2020 14 9 [114]
Manuel Onwu Spain Forward 2019–present 16 7 [115][116]
Kamaljit Singh India Goalkeeper 2020–present 3 0 [117]
Thoiba Singh Moirangthem India Defender 2020–present 1 0 [118]
Hendry Antonay India Defender 2020–present 10 0 [119]
Paul Ramfangzauva India Midfielder 2020–present 1 0 [120]
Samuel Lalmuanpuia India Midfielder 2020–present 3 0 [121]
Saurabh Meher India Defender 2020–present 3 0 [122]
Isak Vanlalruatfela India Midfielder 2020–present 0 0 [123]
Kamalpreet Singh India Defender 2020–present 1 0 [124]
Laishram Premjit Singh India Forward 2020–present 4 0 [125]
Baoringdao Bodo India Forward 2020–present 0 0 [126]
George D'Souza India Defender 2020–present 1 0 [127]
Diego Maurício Brazil Forward 2020–present 13 7 [128]
Jacob Tratt Australia Defender 2020–present 11 0 [129]
Steven Taylor England Defender 2020–2021 12 2 [130]
Cole Alexander South Africa Midfielder 2020–present 12 2 [131]
Brad Inman Australia Midfielder 2021 6 1 [132]
Rakesh Pradhan India Left back 2021– 8 0 [133]
Sebastian Thangmuansang India Right back 2021– 0 0 [134]
Sahil Panwar India Left back 2021– 0 0 [135]

Notable foreign internationals

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List of foreign players

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The list includes all the players registered under an Odisha FC contract. Some players might not have featured in a professional game for the club.

Name Nat Pos[NB] Odisha FC career Apps Goals Ref
Kristof Van Hout Belgium Goalkeeper 2014–2015 14 0 [136]
Marek Čech Czech Republic Goalkeeper 2014–2015 0 0 [137]
Wim Raymaekers Belgium Defender 2014–2015 8 1 [138]
Stijn Houben Netherlands Defender 2014–2015 7 0 [139]
Pavel Eliáš Czech Republic Defender 2014–2015 5 1 [140]
Alessandro Del Piero Italy Forward 2014–2015 10 1 [141]
Hans Mulder Netherlands Midfielder 2014–2016 28 3 [142]
Bruno Herrero Spain Midfielder 2014–2015 10 1 [143]
Henrique Dinis Portugal Midfielder 2014–2015 6 0 [144]
Mads Junker Denmark Forward 2014–2015 14 3 [145]
Morten Skoubo Denmark Forward 2014–2015 8 0 [146]
Toni Doblas Spain Goalkeeper 2015–2017 24 0 [147]
Serginho Greene Netherlands Defender 2015–2016 4 0 [149]
John Arne Riise Norway Defender 2015–2016 12 1 [150]
Chicão Brazil Defender 2015–2016 12 1 [151]
Florent Malouda France Midfielder 2015–2017 32 3 [152]
Gustavo Marmentini Brazil Midfielder 2014–2017 29 8 [153]
Adil Nabi England Midfielder 2015–2016 9 3 [154]
Richard Gadze Ghana Forward 2015–2017 22 7 [155]
Vinícius Brazil Forward 2015–2016 11 0 [156]
Ibrahima Niasse Senegal Defender 2016–2017 4 0 [157]
Rubén González Spain Defender 2016–2017 13 1 [158]
David Addy Ghana Defender 2016–2017 6 0 [159]
Bruno Pelissari Brazil Midfielder 2016–2017 10 0 [160]
Memo Brazil Midfielder 2016–2017 10 0 [161]
Badara Badji Senegal Midfielder 2016–2017 12 2 [162]
Marcelinho Brazil Forward 2016–2017, 2020–present 15 10 [163]
Xabi Irureta Spain Goalkeeper 2017–2018 7 0 [164]
Gabriel Cichero Venezuela Defender 2017–2018 15 0 [165]
Edu Moya Spain Defender 2017–2018 10 0 [166]
Paulinho Dias Brazil Midfielder 2017–2018 15 1 [167]
Matías Mirabaje Uruguay Midfielder 2017–2018 12 3 [168]
Kalu Uche Nigeria Forward 2017–2018 15 13 [169]
Guyon Fernandez Curaçao Forward 2017–2018 10 2 [170]
Jeroen Lumu Netherlands Forward 2017–2018 17 0 [171]
Francisco Dorronsoro Spain Goalkeeper 2018–2020 25 0 [172]
Gianni Zuiverloon Netherlands Defender 2018–2019 17 2 [173]
Martí Crespí Spain Defender 2018–2019 15 0 [174]
Adrià Carmona Spain Midfielder 2018–2019 12 1 [175]
Rene Mihelič Slovenia Midfielder 2018–2019 16 1 [176]
Ulises Dávila Mexico Midfielder 2018–2019 6 1 [177]
Andrija Kaluđerović Serbia Forward 2018–2019 12 1 [178]
Manuel Arana Spain Midfielder 2017–2018 6 1 [179]
Diawandou Diagne Senegal Defender 2019–2020 10 0 [180]
Carlos Delgado Spain Defender 2019–2020 16 1 [181]
Xisco Hernández Spain Midfielder 2019–2020 16 5 [182]
Martín Pérez Guedes Argentina Midfielder 2019–2020 7 1 [183]
Aridane Santana Spain Forward 2019–2020 14 9 [114]
Manuel Onwu Spain Forward 2019–present 4 7 [184][185]
Diego Maurício Brazil Forward 2020–present 0 0 [186]
Jacob Tratt Australia Defender 2020–present 0 0 [187]
Steven Taylor England Defender 2020–2021 0 0 [188]
Cole Alexander South Africa Midfielder 2020–present 0 0 [189]
Brad Inman Australia Midfielder 2021 6 1 [190]

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