Former captain of the India U-16 national team and one of the hottest prospects in Indian Football, young forward Vikram Partap Singh joins AIFF TV as he talks about his rise, his time with the Indian Arrows and his plans for the future!
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After a breakthrough season with the Indian Arrows in the 2019-20 I-League season, 18-year-old forward Vikram Partap Singh has set high targets for himself, stating that he aspires to top the goalscoring charts in the Indian Super League besides making his National Team debut in the near future. In a …
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SPF’s very own Johnson Kanjirathingal picks his top 5 young Indian talents to watch out for next season. The list includes Vikram Pratap Singh (Mumbai City FC), Givson Singh (Kerala Blasters), Nongdonba Naorem (Kerala Blasters), Sheikh Sahil (ATK Mohun Bagan), and Leon Augustine (Bengaluru FC). Who would you have on …
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As XtraTime reports, young Vikram Pratap Singh is seen as a potential replacement and successor for India captain and striker Sunil Chhetri. This was said by none other than the AIFF general secretary Kushal Das!
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Vikram Partap Singh was among the shining lights of the I-League 2019/20 season – featuring in 14 matches for the AIFF’s developmental side Indian Arrows. The young gun, playing just his second season at the senior level, was the highest scorer for the Arrows and had the second-most key passes …
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Away fans cheering for a goal for the away side is quite unheard of in Indian Football. But Indian Arrows striker Vikram Partap Singh mentions that East Bengal fans cheering for his goal against East Bengal was “very special indeed”. The morning after, Vikram in a freewheeling interview spoke at …
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If starring in the AFC U-16 Championship in Malaysia, where he scored India’s only goal in the tournament against Vietnam in a 1-0 win was not enough for 16-year-old Vikram Partap Singh, the forward has quickly shuffled his aim and targets glory with the Indian Arrows – AIFF’s development side …
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The state of Punjab has been a major contributor to the growth of Indian football and in the last year or so, its role has become more prominent. The first shot in the arm came thanks to the FIFA U-17 World Cup that was held in India, with a number …
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Goals win you matches. But what’s more important than goals, are strikers who are able to convert half chances, both inside and outside the box. That needs the ability to believe in yourself and a certain kind of guts to achieve the less achievable. Hence, when Vikram Pratap Singh ran …
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