Chennaiyin Football Club is a professional association football club based in Chennai, India, that plays in Indian Super League.[1] The club was formed in 2014 and played its first competitive match on 15 October 2014 and defeated FC Goa by 2-1 due well anticipated the goals of Balwant Singh and Elano.[2] The club won two ISL titles, and appeared as the runner-ups of the Super Cup. The club was the first ISL to appear in AFC Cup and went up to Group stage in 2019 edition whereby they made second rank on the table. They failed to make into knockouts .[3][4][5]

List of players

  • Appearances and goals are for Indian Super League and Super Cup matches only.
  • Players are listed according to the date of their first team debut for the club. Only players with at least one appearance are included.

Statistics correct as of 28 August 2020

Table headers
  • Nationality – If a player played international football, the country/countries he played for are shown. Otherwise, the player's nationality is given as their country of birth.
  • Career span – The year of the player's first appearance for Chennaiyin FC to the year of his last appearance.
  • Matches – The total number of games played, both as a starter and as a substitute

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

Jeje Lalpekhlua has the most caps (77) for the club. He is the leading goal scorer having scored 25 goals.
Elano is the first Golden Boot winner of the league and club as well. He won it in 2014.[6]
Nerijus Valskis is the sixth Golden Boot winner of the league and third of club as well. He won it in 2020–21.[7]
Apoula Edel is the second Golden Glove winner of the league and first of club as well. He won it in 2015.[8]
Name NatPos[NB]Chennaiyin FC careerAppsGoalsRef
Gennaro BraciglianoFranceGoalkeeper2014–2015130[9]
ElanoBrazilMidfielder2014–20152612[10][11]
Alessandro NestaItalyDefender201430[12]
Bojan DjordjicSwedenMidfielder2014110[13][14]
Bernard MendyFranceDefender2014–2016395[15][16]
Eric Djemba-DjembaCameroonMidfielder201490[17]
Stiven MendozaColombiaForward2014–20152517[18][19]
Jairo SuárezColombiaDefender201470[20]
Jean-Eudes MauriceHaitiForward201481[21]
Marco MaterazziItalyDefender201470[22]
Mikaël SilvestreFranceDefender2014141[23]
Abhijit MondalIndiaGoalkeeper201400[24]
Cristian HidalgoSpainMidfielder201471[25]
Bruno PelissariBrazilMidfielder2014–2015257[26]
Francesco FranzeseItalyGoalkeeper201400[27]
Shilton PaulIndiaGoalkeeper201440[28]
Jeje LalpekhluaIndiaForward2014–20207725[29][30][31]
Dhanachandra SinghIndiaDefender2014–2018283[32]
Sukhwinder SinghIndiaMidfielder201400[33]
Khelemba SinghIndiaDefender2014–201500[34]
Dane PereiraIndiaDefender2014–201520[35]
Eduardo Silva LermaSpainMidfielder201400[36]
Pierre Jonas Folke TillmanSwedenMidfielder201400[37]
Denson DevadasIndiaMidfielder2014150[38]
Abhishek DasIndiaDefender2014–201580[39]
Jayesh RaneIndiaForward2014–2017201[40]
Balwant SinghIndiaForward2014–2016201[41]
Harmanjot KhabraIndiaMidfielder2014–2017340[42]
Gouramangi SinghIndiaDefender2014–2015110[43]
Jaison ValesIndiaForward201400[44]
Anthony BarbosaIndiaMidfielder201400[45]
Pappachen PradeepIndiaMidfielder201410[46]
Mohammed IsmailIndiaDefender2014–201500[47][48]
Karanjit SinghIndiaGoalkeeper2015–present630[49]
ÉderBrazilDefender2015–201650[50]
Dhanpal GaneshIndiaMidfielder2015–present332[51][52]
Justin StephenIndiaDefender201500[53]
Manuele BlasiItalyMidfielder2015–2016190[54][55]
Godwin FrancoIndiaMidfielder201560[56]
FikruEthiopiaForward2015111[57]
Nidhin LalIndiaGoalkeeper201500[58]
Raphael AugustoBrazilMidfielder2015–2019697[59][60]
Sena RalteIndiaDefender201560[61]
Zakeer MundamparaIndiaMidfielder2015–2017100[62]
Apoula EdelArmeniaGoalkeeper2015130[63]
Mehrajuddin WadooIndiaDefender2015–2016271[64][65]
Maílson AlvesBrazilDefender2015–2019578[66][67]
Alessandro Potenza ItalyDefender2015100[68]
Pawan KumarIndiaGoalkeeper2015–201810[69]
Gilbert OliveiraIndiaMidfielder201500[70]
Nallappan MohanrajIndiaDefender201620[71]
Hans MulderNetherlandsMidfielder2016122[72]
John Arne RiiseNorwayDefender2016101[73]
Davide SucciItalyForward2016133[74]
Thoi SinghIndiaForward2016–present724[75][76]
Eli SabiáBrazilDefender2016, 2018–present603[77][78]
Daniel LalhlimpuiaIndiaForward201630[79]
Siam HanghalIndiaMidfielder2016100[80]
Maurizio PelusoItalyForward201630[81]
Uttam RaiIndiaForward201610[82]
Duwayne KerrJamaicaGoalkeeper201650[83]
Baljit SahniIndiaForward201680[84]
Jerry LalrinzualaIndiaDefender2016–present761[85][86]
Dudu OmagbemiNigeriaForward2016135[87]
Henrique SerenoPortugalDefender2017–2018141[88]
Bikramjit SinghIndiaMidfielder2017–2018160[89]
Gregory NelsonNetherlandsForward2017–2019333[90]
Jaime GavilánSpainMidfielder2017–2018110[91]
Jude NworuhNigeriaForward2017–201890[92]
Rene MiheličSloveniaMidfielder2017–2018142[93]
Iñigo CalderónSpainDefender2017–2019324[94]
Anirudh ThapaIndiaMidfielder2016–present695[95]
Mohammed RafiIndiaForward2017–2019215[96]
Baoringdao BodoIndiaForward2017–201920[97]
Germanpreet SinghIndiaMidfielder2017–present360[98]
Fulganco CardozoIndiaMidfielder2017–201810[99]
Francis FernandesIndiaMidfielder2017–2019371[100]
Keenan AlmeidaIndiaDefender2017–201950[101]
Shahinlal MelolyIndiaDefender2017–201950[102]
Sanjay BalmuchuIndiaDefender2017–201810[103]
Aimol ReamsochungIndiaDefender2018–present20[104]
Bibin BobanIndiaMidfielder2018–present00[105]
Prosenjit ChakrabortyIndiaDefender2018–201900[106]
Bedashwor SinghIndiaMidfielder2018–201910[107]
Saurabh MeherIndiaMidfielder2018–201900[108]
Laldinliana RenthleiIndiaDefender2018–2020340[109][110]
Aman ChetriIndiaForward2018–201900[111]
Tondonba SinghIndiaDefender2018–2020260[112]
Carlos SalomState of PalestineForward2018–2019111[113]
Andrea OrlandiSpainForward2018–201990[114]
Sinivasan PandiyanIndiaMidfielder2018–present00[115]
Halicharan NarzaryIndiaForward201930[116]
C. K. VineethIndiaMidfielder2019184[117]
Isaac VanmalsawmaIndiaDefender2018–2019202[118]
Zohmingliana RalteIndiaMidfielder2018–201940[119]
Sanjiban GhoshIndiaGoalkeeper2018–present30[120]
ZonunmawiaIndiaMidfielder2018–present00[121]
Hendry AntonayIndiaDefender2018–present00[122]
Nikhil BernardIndiaGoalkeeper2018–201900[123]
Nerijus ValskisLithuaniaForward2019–20202015[124]
Chris HerdAustraliaForward201950[125]
Rafael CrivellaroBrazilMidfielder2019–present207[126]
Lucian GoianRomaniaDefender2019–2020202[127]
André SchembriMaltaForward2019–2020185[128][129]
Dragoș FirțulescuRomaniaMidfielder2019–2020160[130]
Edwin Sydney VanspaulIndiaDefender2019–present180[131]
Masih SaighaniAfghanistanMidfielder2019–2020121[132]
Lallianzuala ChhangteIndiaMidfielder2019–present217[133]
Vishal KaithIndiaGoalkeeper2019–present200[134]
Deepak TangriIndiaDefender2018–present50[135]
Bawlte RohmingthangaIndiaForward201900[136]
Rahim AliIndiaForward2019–present60[137]
Enes SipovićBosnia and HerzegovinaDefender2020–present00[138]
MemoBrazilMidfielder2020–present00[139]
Reagan SinghIndiaDefender2020–present00[140]
LalchhuanmawiaIndiaDefender2020–00[141]
Aman ChetriIndiaForward2020–00[142]
IsmaGuinea-BissauForward2020–00[143]

List of marquee players

Elano was the marquee for two seasons namely 2014 and 2015.
Riise was the marquee for third seasons namely 2016.
Year signed Marquee ref
2014–2015Brazil Elano[144][145]
2016 Norway John Arne Riise [146]

By nationality

As of 25 October 2020.

All Players

Country Number of players
 India70
 Brazil8
 Italy7
 Spain5
 France3
 Colombia2
 Netherlands2
 Nigeria2
 Romania2
 Sweden2
 Afghanistan1
 Armenia1
 Australia1
 Bosnia1
 Cameroon1
 Ethiopia1
 Guinea Bissau1
 Haiti1
 Jamaica1
 Lithuania1
 Malta1
 Norway1
 Portugal1
 Slovenia1
 Palestine1
TOTAL118

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