List of Chennaiyin FC players

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

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.
NameNatPos[NB]Chennaiyin FC careerAppsGoalsRef
Gennaro BraciglianoGoalkeeper2014–2015130[6]
ElanoMidfielder2014–20152612[7][8]
Alessandro NestaDefender201430[9]
Bojan DjordjicMidfielder2014110[10][11]
Bernard MendyDefender2014-2016395[12][13]
Eric Djemba-DjembaMidfielder201490[14]
Stiven MendozaForward2014-20152517[15][16]
Jairo SuárezDefender201470[17]
Jean-Eudes MauriceForward201481[18]
Marco MaterazziDefender201470[19]
Mikaël SilvestreDefender2014141[20]
Abhijit MondalGoalkeeper201400[21]
Cristian HidalgoMidfielder201471[22]
Bruno PelissariMidfielder2014-2015257[23]
Francesco FranzeseGoalkeeper201400[24]
Shilton PaulGoalkeeper201440[25]
Jeje LalpekhluaForward2014-present7725[26][27][28]
Dhanachandra SinghDefender2014-2018283[29]
Sukhwinder SinghMidfielder201400[30]
Khelemba SinghDefender2014-201500[31]
Dane PereiraDefender2014-201520[32]
Eduardo Silva LermaMidfielder201400[33]
Pierre Jonas Folke TillmanMidfielder201400[34]
Denson DevadasMidfielder2014150[35]
Abhishek DasDefender2014-201580[36]
Jayesh RaneForward2014-2017201[37]
Balwant SinghForward2014-2016201[38]
Harmanjot KhabraMidfielder2014-2017340[39]
Gouramangi SinghDefender2014-2015110[40]
Jaison ValesForward201400[41]
Anthony BarbosaMidfielder201400[42]
Pappachen PradeepMidfielder201410[43]
Mohammed IsmailDefender2014-201500[44][45]
Karanjit SinghGoalkeeper2015-present630[46]
ÉderDefender2015-201650[47]
Dhanpal GaneshMidfielder2015-present332[48][49]
Justin StephenDefender201500[50]
Manuele BlasiMidfielder2015-2016190[51][52]
Godwin FrancoMidfielder201560[53]
FikruForward2015111[54]
Nidhin LalGoalkeeper201500[55]
Raphael AugustoMidfielder2015-2019697[56][57]
Sena RalteDefender201560[58]
Zakeer MundamparaMidfielder2015-2017100[59]
Apoula EdelGoalkeeper2015130[60]
Mehrajuddin WadooDefender2015-2016271[61][62]
Maílson AlvesDefender2015-2019578[63][64]
Alessandro Potenza Defender2015100[65]
Pawan KumarGoalkeeper2015-201810[66]
Gilbert OliveiraMidfielder201500[67]
Nallappan MohanrajDefender201620[68]
Hans MulderMidfielder2016122[69]
John Arne RiiseDefender2016101[70]
Davide SucciForward2016133[71]
Thoi SinghForward2016-present724[72][73]
Eli SabiáDefender2016,2018-present603[74][75]
Daniel LalhlimpuiaForward201630[76]
Siam HanghalMidfielder2016100[77]
Maurizio PelusoForward201630[78]
Uttam RaiForward201610[79]
Duwayne KerrGoalkeeper201650[80]
Baljit SahniForward201680[81]
Jerry LalrinzualaDefender2016-present661[82][83]
Dudu OmagbemiForward2016135[84]
Henrique SerenoDefender2017-2018141[85]
Bikramjit SinghMidfielder2017-2018160[86]
Gregory NelsonForward2017-2019333[87]
Jaime GavilánMidfielder2017-2018110[88]
Jude NworuhForward2017-201890[89]
Rene MiheličMidfielder2017-2018142[90]
Iñigo CalderónDefender2017-2019324[91]
Anirudh ThapaMidfielder2016-present695[92]
Mohammed RafiForward2017-2019215[93]
Baoringdao BodoForward2017-201920[94]
Germanpreet SinghMidfielder2017-present360[95]
Fulganco CardozoMidfielder2017-201810[96]
Francis FernandesMidfielder2017-2019371[97]
Keenan AlmeidaDefender2017-201950[98]
Shahinlal MelolyDefender2017-201950[99]
Sanjay BalmuchuDefender2017-201810[100]
Aimol ReamsochungDefender2018-present20[101]
Bibin BobanMidfielder2018-present00[102]
Prosenjit ChakrabortyDefender2018-201900[103]
Bedashwor SinghMidfielder2018-201910[104]
Saurabh MeherMidfielder2018-201900[105]
Laldinliana RenthleiDefender2018-present340[106][107]
Aman ChetriForward2018-201900[108]
Tondonba SinghDefender2018-2020260[109]
Carlos SalomForward2018-2019111[110]
Andrea OrlandiForward2018-201990[111]
Sinivasan PandiyanMidfielder2018-present00[112]
Halicharan NarzaryForward201930[113]
C. K. VineethMidfielder2019184[114]
Isaac VanmalsawmaDefender2018-2019202[115]
Zohmingliana RalteMidfielder2018-201940[116]
Sanjiban GhoshGoalkeeper2018-present30[117]
ZonunmawiaMidfielder2018-present00[118]
Hendry AntonayDefender2018-present00[119]
Nikhil BernardGoalkeeper2018-201900[120]
Nerijus ValskisForward2019-present2015[121]
Chris HerdForward20191611[122]
Rafael CrivellaroMidfielder2019-present207[123]
Lucian GoianDefender2019-present202[124]
André SchembriForward2019-present185[125][126]
Dragoș FirțulescuMidfielder2019-present160[127]
Edwin Sydney VanspaulDefender2019-present180[128]
Masih SaighaniMidfielder2019-present121[129]
Lallianzuala ChhangteMidfielder2019-present217[130]
Vishal KaithGoalkeeper2019-present200[131]
Deepak TangriDefender2018-present50[132]
Bawlte RohmingthangaForward201900[133]
Rahim AliForward2019-present60[134]

List of overseas players

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
2014–2015 Elano[135][136]
2016 John Arne Riise [137]

List of players having dual citizenship
Player and first Nationality Second Citizenship
Mikaël Silvestre Guadeloupe
Bernard Mendy Senegal
Eric Djemba-Djemba France
Elano Italy
Bojan Djordjic Serbia
Jean-Eudes Maurice France
Apoula Edel Cameroon
Eli Sabiá Italy
Hans Mulder Spain
Gregory Nelson Suriname
Chris Herd Scotland
Andrea Orlandi Italy
Carlos Salom Argentina
Rafael Crivellaro Italy

List of players having appearances in FIFA World Cup

Only four players of the first season have their appearances in World Cups.

Nesta has appeared in 3 World Cups securing 9 appearances.
NameNatPos[NB]World Cup careerAppsGoalsWorld Cups wonRef
Alessandro NestaDefender1998
2002
2006		902006 (1)[138][139][140]
Marco MaterazziDefender2002
2006		522006 (1)[141][142]
Mikaël SilvestreDefender2002
2006		10-[143][144]
ElanoForward2006
2010		22-[145][146]

List of players by national appearances

The list includes the Chennaiyin players who managed to secure international appearances for nation or second citizenship nation.

NameNatPos[NB]Intl. careerAppsGoalsRef
André Schembri Forward2006-2018943
Alessandro NestaDefender1966-2006780[147]
ElanoMidfielder2004-2011509[148]
Bernard MendyDefender200430[149]
Eric Djemba-DjembaDefender2002-2011242[150]
Stiven MendozaForward2019-present10[151]
Jean-Eudes MauriceForward2011-20162912[152]
Marco MaterazziDefender2001-2008412[153]
Mikaël SilvestreDefender2001-2006402[154]
Henrique SerenoDefender201320
Jeje LalpekhluaForward2011-present3514[155]
Dhanachandra SinghDefender2015-present20[156]
Balwant SinghForward2010-present93[157]
Harmanjot KhabraMidfielder2011-201640[158]
Gouramangi SinghDefender2004-2012716[159]
Pappachen PradeepMidfielder2005-20115010[160]
Karanjit SinghGoalkeeper2011-present180[161]
Dhanpal GaneshMidfielder2015-201880[162]
Manuele BlasiForward2004-200580[163]
FikruForward2008-2011289[164]

List of players having appearances in UEFA Champions League

The figures indicated after '+' signifies the appearances and goals in the qualifying rounds.

NameNatPos[NB]ClubsAppsGoalsUCL wonRef
Gennaro BraciglianoGoalkeeper Marseille (2012)10-[165]
ElanoForward Shakhtar Donetsk (2006 qualifying round, 2007)4+40+2-[166]
Alessandro NestaDefender Lazio (2000, 2001 and 2002)
Milan (2003, 2004,2005,2006,2007,2008,2009,2010 and 2011)		99+20+02003 and 2007 (2)[167][168]
Bernard MendyForward PSG (2000, 2005)
Odense BK (2012 qualifying round)		12+30+0-[169][170]
Eric Djemba-DjembaMidfielder Nantes (2002)
Manchester United (2004 and 2005)
Partizan (2014 qualifying round)		15+81+0-[171][172]
Marco MaterazziDefender Inter (2002, 2004,2005,2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011)49+61+02011 (1)[173][174]
Mikaël SilvestreDefender Inter (1999)
Manchester United (2000, 2001, 2002,2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008)
Arsenal (2009, 2010)
Werder Bremen (2011)		82+52+02008 (1)[175][176][177][178]
Manuele BlasiForward Juventus (2005 and 2006)11+20+0-[179]
Apoula EdelGoalkeeper Pyunik (2004 qualifying round, 2005 qualifying round and 2006 qualifying round)0+90+0-[180]
John Arne RiiseDefender AS Monaco (2001)
Liverpool (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008)
Roma (2009, 2011)
Nicosia (2015)		74+103+02005 (1)[181][182][183][184]
Davide SucciForward La Fiorita (2019 qualifying round)0+00+0-[185]
DuduForward Debreceni (2010 qualifying round)0+10+0-[186]
Jaime GavilánMidfielder Valencia (2007 and 2008)4+30+0-[187]
Rene MiheličMidfielder Maribor (2010 qualifying round)
Debreceni (2015 qualifying round)		0+70+2-[188][189]
Andrea OrlandiMidfielder Nicosia (2017)0+60+0-[190][191]
Nerijus ValskisForward Kaunas (2009)0+20+0-[192]
Lucian GoianDefender FC Dinamo București (2005 qualifying round and 2008 qualifying round)0+20+0-[193]
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