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As XtraTime reports, Punjab FC striker Dipanda Dicka is set to join a new club in the 2020/21 season with Real Kashmir FC being said to be the frontrunner to get Dicka’s signature.

XtraTime on World Sports Journalist Day reports on the sad story of renowned sports statistician Hariprasad Chattopadhyay in Kolkata, who has been robbed of his flat by a promoter despite the house being ready and other tenents moving in. I hope the authorities come forward and support Harida!

As XtraTime reports, Wasim Akram on Wednesday, July 1 formally took charge as the Honorary General Secretary of Kolkata side Mohammedan Sporting Club, while Dipendu Biswas was appointed football secretary.

As XtraTime reports from Kolkata, the documents regarding the merger of city giants Mohun Bagan with Sanjiv Goenka controlled ISL champions ATK is now out in the public domain. And some of the infos in the document come as a surprise to the general football fan!

As XtraTime reports from Kolkata, a dejected Ranjan Chowdhury is considering to leave India for Germany as the youth coach is abjected by the system in India. Ranjan Chowdhury worked successfully over two decades at the Tata Football Academy before moving to the Pune FC Academy and then East Bengal …

As XtraTime reports from Kolkata, city giants Mohun Bagan will soon launch their own official merchandise on the online platform of amazon. The Mariners took this step as their plans to launch a merchandise shop on their Maidan premises were delayed by the Coronavirus pandemic.

As XtraTime reports from Kolkata, the IFA (West Bengal) met on Monday, June 29 with former players and club officials to discuss on how to develop local Bengali talent. One of the ideas was to enable young Bengali players from the districts to play in the Calcutta Football League, offer …

As XtraTime reports from Kolkata, the IFA (West Bengal) met on Monday, June 29 with former players and decided to set up a striker academy in the state. India legend Tulsidas Balaram will be the head of the academy with a number of former Bengal strikers as coaches. The aim …

As XtraTime reports, Numerous Indian Super League franchises are in financial trouble due to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. As per their infos these franchises are Hyderabad FC, Chennaiyin FC, Kerala Blasters FC, FC Goa and Odisha FC, but this information is unconfirmed.

As XtraTime reports, former ISL title winning coach John Gregory could be heading back to India but this time with a different club. After having won the title with Chennaiyin FC, John Gregory is said to be in talks with NorthEast United FC about signing for them.