Why Indian Footballers Can't Play In Europe? Shocking Reason Revealed By Jhingan

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[@Tribal7777]

The saddest part is that he is not willing to except the fact that we( Indian footballer) are not yet develop enough to play in Europe.

[@Huang_Teh.]

If lebenon players can play in Swedish league why not ! ....some players like Brandon, akash , Anwar, sahal etc can play in middle ranked European countries league ....the only problem is players are not willing to move from india due to big salary in ISL & comfort ...just for example sandesh last year rejected Korean , Hungary & Bulgaria top tier clubs offer , even gurpreet rejected Norway top division club offer .

[@Huang_Teh.]

​@@AbhayKushwaha-sh2vgno need at english league ...can try for Sweden, Norway, Bulgaria etc which are far greater in quality than ISL.

[@parag1210]

Exactly! Accepted there is some restriction to number of foreigners in European leagues but it is definitely not a insurmountable problem to get work permit for right kind of player. Premier league is replete with players from obscure African or tiny Caribbean island nation

[@Thomas_Shelby0707]

​​@@F16Raashahthe saddest part is weather is just another excuse , if you see players like salah, Riyad mahrez, Hakim Ziyech are from gulf region which is more humid , even there are galatico stars like neymar, messi, ronaldinho all came from south american continent which is more humid

[@bharathsf]

Exactly!! We are not good enough

[@sourabhbhattacharya3411]

Huge huge huge difference hai...from quality, training, age, infra, career etc etc

[@rajdwipdutta4585]

Totally agree with you branding, investment,support paly big role for quality

[@sahariarhossain4249]

​@@rajdwipdutta4585recently watched all three games of India in Asian Cup. Forget about supporting and investment, even spending a single penny on these garbages wouldn't be of no value. That guy named Sahal Absus Samad(maybe) had been brilliant in ISl, and showed some great dexterity, and now today I saw him play against Syria (not that strong opponent) this guy could even outrun the defenders despite having some yards ahead of them and couldn't even make pass;and this Guy(Sandesh) there are defenders in my district club who are far better than him. We have to get rid of these players, who can't even pass the ball properly, and built a new team consisting of players who has footballing knowledge...

[@shahabali89]

i think it's more about our football culture.... it's a very hard sport in terms of how physically demanding it is. see how many footballers african country produced without world class infrastructure and facilities. some of them went on to play for the biggest clubs across Europe.

[@faisalahmad636]

recently jo game hua kya ganda last game khela humne bhot work karna padega abhi top level p khelne k lia

[@gaminghub0615]

​@@shahabali89 africans are genetically superior in physical attributes than any race thats why big clubs send their scouts to find hidden gems from africa...since football is a physically demanding game....so physical stats do matter very much apart from raw talent there are many people who hame amazing skills and ball control but could not make it their career because of stamina issue

[@saunakbakshi4032]

Straight forward answer is there is a gap in skills. To do wonders with the national team, players have to be on the same level as their european or south american counterparts. Numerous teams, leagues, scouting managers picking up players in bulk. Work visa should be sorted but the real issue isn't that.

[@BonBonShrimp]

Exactly. Now explain that to Mr Jhingan. So much denial is not going to do Indian football any good.

[@user-qj4mx1qy9e]

No..Jinghan is absolutely right. If we will finish in top 3 or 4 in world cup. Eventually ,Our players will have better recognition, exposure to the world and they will be approached by some of the world famous clubs.

[@saunakbakshi4032]

@user-qj4mx1qy9e That's a big "IF" you are talking about... My man... World Cup is a different ball game. With such gap in skills, it's unfortunately a distant dream. Top 3 or 4??? Come on man... be a bit realistic. When u dominate ur local leagues, continental championships consistently, then it gives u some chance. Also, a few Asian teams are top of the line to just qualify for World Cup, leave alone top 3-4. Rest won't even make it close. But again, we lose matches against mediocre Asian teams too. Just check the difference in pace, physical ability and difference of dominance between the last match of India n China.

[@saunakbakshi4032]

@user-qj4mx1qy9e All across the world, aspiring top football playing nations always promote n pushes the young talent to play in top leagues across the world. That's how u develop skills and competence against various players, eventually all of them will contribute to the nation when they play together. Messi or Ronaldo wouldn't have reached this level if they had only played for Argentina/Portugal n their local leagues. Hope u get this.

[@user-qj4mx1qy9e]

Look @@saunakbakshi4032 . Here jinghan is talking about playing for european football giant clubs. In you are simply insisting for playing in europe , see there are many many mediocre clubs rampant , infact they stand exactly where indian football stands today, their skill set is somewhat equivalent to indian standards or few indian players are much better than them. But, are they inviting indians to play for them ? Of course not. Because work laws simply do not allow..I feel, may be jinghan might not have said it in exactly same words, but it is true that racism is the thing that hinders indians' entry in european clubs.

[@professionallyskinny]

Bro Sadio Mané is a Senegalese professional, where he comes from waha proper football pitches bhi nahi hai still he was a ballon dor winner (Socrates) and played for Liverpool, there are many such players not just african but asians too such as Shinji Kagwa he played for Manchester United.... so yes "temperature", "laws" ye sab like Jhingan himself said "excuses" hi hai.

[@priyamtripathi8038]

Mane was a ballon dor winner?

[@professionallyskinny]

@@priyamtripathi8038 Clearly mentioned Socrates award

[@niranjanpandit6497]

Yes but academies are important to play from the age of 4-5 and develop technical skills. Africa has them and we don't. That's what Arsene Wenger said recently when he came to India.

[@biswadyutikundu5752]

​​@@professionallyskinny brother mane is indeed very great player but,a football player win Socrates award beacuse of his outstanding performance in humanitarian sector like mane won for developing senegalise villege by his money,vini won beacuse of his fight against racism and building youth school in brazil it is nothing football related

[@msradon]

africans are physical stronger they have stamina paca which will not come from asians , thats why indian players cannot represent europe

[@avinashkumaryadav258]

I love football, and my Indian football team. You guys are very hard working, I wish our indian team will win Asia Cup one day and also qualify for FIFA world cup. Ranveer bhai your podcast inspires me.

[@DesiYoda]

@UmarAkmalPK Cry more sweety

[@nikhilpatidar1963]

@UmarAkmalPK Lodu football ki baat ho rahi he, cricket wali podcast me jaake spam kar. Yha mat marwa

[@SarthakForIND]

@UmarAkmalPKindia under. 19 is better than Pakisthan National 11

[@AP-eb8hd]

The coach needs to stop consulting Astrologist though..

[@tejasbhalerao7167]

We have won the aisa cup

[@tashitopden9324]

It’s so good to see Sandesh do well . Saw him first when he partnered Anwar Ali at the back for United Sikkim and he looked a level above anyone else . Not surprised to see him play for India after that .But to play in Europe , Indian football needs to change everything . Kids needs to get exposed to proper coaching , facilities tournaments at a very young age . We can’t produce world class talents when we start nurturing a prospect from ages 16,18 .. Work has to be started in younger kids starting from 8-10yr olds

[@galariajaved]

talking from my personal experience, sports is too costly in India. Local Academies charge 5-6k a month, a corporate academies charge 10k a month, parent's want their talented kids to play but cannot afford. Need govt to invest and open academies where middle class parents can let their kids dream come true.

[@mukulzf]

Bro think about this i have played against him growing up in chandigarh when we were 15-16 St stephen academy , he was unbelievable back then too. You could see him being the best player on the pitch.

[@SarthakForIND]

@@galariajaved bro no it's not true I myself learned football on a 400 ra per month coaching from one of the best coaches in kolkata

[@galariajaved]

@@SarthakForIND here its 6k if you want certified coaches and academies that play KSFA youth leagues and are accredited to AIFF

[@anzalgurung7242]

Good thoughts da federation should be aware of this nothing is impossible 😊

[@Tommyshelby202]

Sorry to say but ISL ki quality dekh kar lagta hai India ko minimum 50 years aur lagenge Football world cup tak pohochne me seriously even pro kabbadi league is way way better and entertaining than ISL!

[@bluecane4722]

Bhai dekh criticize jahir rahega indian football ko leke lekin quality kharab nahi hai isl ki woh Tu isliye bol raha hai kyuki jab tu khud khel ke dekhega toh tujhe pata chalega aur haa jis tarah se tune 50 saal bola uss tarah se mujhe lagta nahi ki tu football khelta bhi hoga

[@Tommyshelby202]

@@bluecane4722 itna time nahi hai ki football khelu me I'm working person in well reputed govt agency! But I do watch ISL matches but it's damn pathetic

[@divyanshukumarjha4417]

Panoti pro max

[@ss00731]

Sahi bola bro. With all due respect to ISL but uski quality sky bet championship se bhi kharab hai

[@millionaire....0011]

@Tommyshelby202 Jb Aap Bs Timepass Ke Liye Football Dekhte Ho Toh Judge Kyu Krre Ho

[@OGThorOdinson]

The main reason is that we lack skills Unfortunate but true 😢

[@churchilkamkb]

😂😂 isn't that obvious. Question is why is that

[@soudipdenrea8647]

Na we are not lack in skill we are in bad politics as well as weather...

[@manbeh4u]

Skills are acquired, just that we havent had spent enough efforts on it.

[@Ishant-445]

Yeah when British came they made cricket legends but were not able to make big football players like Kane Foden Rashford Walker Bobby moore Saka And many more palestine which is sometimes not recognised as a country has bigger rank than us There are not good coaches In ISL they must buy good European coaches for players experience they must learn from those coaches experience and after they are developed enough the Indian coaches have experience in working in them and ISL could be a lot better

[@justrandom-pp2dy]

I wish India could develop in football. I love football 😍

[@dansnith5398]

The main thing is that the Indian football in a whole has to be really really improved to reach the level of Europe.. it was really sad that he didn't even mention that the indian football is far away from that level the visa law and all are different set of things but at first we have to be at that level he and the indian football administration have to understand this to play in Europe

[@ningshenpeemason125]

Exactly bro. If the European top tier team sees an Indian playing at the top level, who can smash 20/30 goals per season or knows how to defense like the top players, I think all the hindrances placed by the law will just walk away. Not to look down upon but Indian still need to do a lot to reach that level. Hence, they are not interested in our players.

[@shaswatacharya2609]

I must respectfully disagree with his perspective on the top. While external factors like weather, working permission, and nationality can pose challenges, football has countless stories of players from diverse backgrounds breaking through. It's crucial to focus on talent and hard work rather than making excuses. I hope he can someday appreciate the power of determination in the beautiful game.

[@ngawstory24]

Exactly bro, even poorest of country like from African, they make it to top league in Europe. If you have talent than u can get anywhere. The fact that, he didn’t said words about quality of players, that’s problem of Indian football. They think they r gud enough, which in real they r no where close to European level

[@kaiok139]

though weather adaptation and being an outsider as an excuse to be mentioned is awful but working permission restraining a professional player is a major concern to be look into, and correct me if im wrong chettri also had similar issue which display the Govt should value and resolve the situation.

[@shaswatacharya2609]

@@kaiok139 You've raised a valid concern about the government's working permission restrictions on professional players, and it's clear that it's something that needs attention. Sunil Chhetri's similar experience highlights the importance of resolving this issue. However, it's worth noting that with determination and effort, individuals can overcome these challenges, and we have many examples of athletes who have succeeded despite such obstacles. It's a reminder that resilience and talent can prevail. Let's hope for positive changes in this regard. 👍

[@SanjivNain-pu6eq]

Good to see that this man is confident and doesn't think that Indian doesn't lack anything apart from getting opportunity and exposure..which is true to large extent as we have seen Indian football growth in last couple of years or so when they started playing regularly..i second his opinion..yes r bit behind Europe America Africa but it's all about getting more games and more ppl playing the game...all the best to team India

[@apriyonJidung]

@@ngawstory24 main problem is the law

[@DraCaryyss]

Indian Football is way behind European football keeping aside technicalities like work permit or visa

[@Huang_Teh.]

Forget about European football even in Asia our football is not in top 15.

[@user-ct8ew4zi1i]

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[@user-ct8ew4zi1i]

भविष्यवाणियों में जिन महापुरुष को खोजा जा रहा है नीचे जो आप वीडियो में देख रहे हैं यह वही महापुरुष है इनका पिछला जन्म गुरु नानक जी का था इनकी देख रेख में भारत विश्व गुरु बनेगा दोनों विडियो को बड़े ध्यान से और बड़े गौर से देखें

[@user-ct8ew4zi1i]

भविष्यवाणियों में जिन महापुरुष को खोजा जा रहा है नीचे जो आप वीडियो में देख रहे हैं यह वही महापुरुष है इनका पिछला जन्म गुरु नानक जी का था इनकी देख रेख में भारत विश्व गुरु बनेगा दोनों विडियो को बड़े ध्यान से और बड़े गौर से देखें

[@user-ct8ew4zi1i]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKbChaGQgZWLnKs High court mein bhi

[@subharansu-rm9mi]

The WALL = Sandesh Jhingan💙💙💙

[@KoushikDebnath-lt1mu]

@UmarAkmalPK tumhari ma ki chut fakistan

[@pratham1394]

​@UmarAkmalPKchutiya football chalu hai yahan aur itne hi ache hai tumhare player to har kyu gaye fir

[@dhirendrarath8001]

​@UmarAkmalPKSachin straight drive >>>> Babar whole carrer 😂😂😂

[@dhirendrarath8001]

​@UmarAkmalPKzimbawe says hi 😂😂😂

[@bhartiya2068]

​​@UmarAkmalPKHa Zimbabwe Ke Khilaf

[@aumiwaykar]

Premier league clubs can have 17 foreign players in the squad of 25. And as far as weather we have seen lot of players from gulf/African countries arriving and thriving in British weather. We just don’t have good enough players who can play at European level.

[@avindrakumar6160]

Ofcourse this guy's doesn't know anything,,,in Europe their are more South American footballer's than European..... Messi is 🐐..who is also South American, Neymar, Suarez,dani Alves,R9 ,r10,viny jr ,many more

[@apoorv2498]

Afghanistan se to draw khelta h india. Choro yaar

[@laeektanaji1926]

The thing is India needs to be genuinely contending within Asia first and then think about Europe. If you are in the top 10 countries of Asia, then it would cascade on your rankings and everything else which would open the door for Europe. There is the shift in the metros from Cricket to Football, as you mostly see young kids playing a football game rather than Cricket.

[@himangshusekhardas1320]

Don't think so...most kids claim to be football fans to appear cool.... sports seem to be in decline among youths in India.

[@vikrantmahadik556]

​@@himangshusekhardas1320 yeah true

[@johnhonai4601]

1. I was in Hyderabad for about 6 months last year. I used to go to parks nearby for exercise. I never saw one kid playing football. Everyone was either into cricket or volley. 2. It's not necessary to first play in Europe. Why not try West Asian leagues, why not South East Asian leagues-Thailand etc.. They too have a decent level. Quality of league is better than India.

[@JyotiDeka1989]

I worked in Spain for a year. The best thing there is that the weather remains cool from September to May next year. Only July and August it becomes really hot and humid there. I used to walk 4-5 kilometres every day. Weather is one big problem here and the other problem is our country doesn't allow dual citizenship. Many players from South America apply for dual citizenship when they are playing in Europe and this helps the club recruit more talent from South America. But with India, this is not possible.

[@anti-leveled142]

But India allows OCI card, which is basically dual citizenship. Just get another citizenship and then apply for OCI. You can do almost everything Indian citizen can with OCI.

[@JyotiDeka1989]

@@anti-leveled142 The OCI Card is an authorisation allowing a person of Indian origin to live and work in India for an indefinite period. It applies to people of Indian origin who are citizens of foreign countries.

[@user-xw3vi4nk2y]

​@@anti-leveled142 I am an OCI holder. Its not dual citizeship. There are 1000 restrictions on what I can not do. Its similar to US green card Moreover FIfA wont allow OCI players to play.

[@abhisheksathe123]

@@anti-leveled142OCI is not citizenship. Its an authorised permit like thing where people from indian origin can stay and live in India indefinitely but they are not Indian citizen. You have to give up Indian citizenship when taking citizenship of another country.

[@ERICTENHAG56]

Europe being cold is not the reason its better

[@SaurabhSingh-mu6de]

The real answer is at this point the Indian players are not good enough to play in European leagues. Getting a visa and work permit is not that different once a club buys an International player.

[@samarthbillore9485]

Maybe, but the conditions are very different for them. Football in India is not celebrated in that way. Which also doesn't help the player in monetary terms, which indeed is difficult for their growth in starting phase of career.

[@8802205360]

Wrong. Indian players cannot get work permit in UK and most European countries because India’s FIFA ranking is too high. It’s actually the law that Sandesh is referring to.

[@unsrc]

I think he should have elaborated more on "The Law" situation. Why certain numbers of foreign players are allowed to play for a club in a league. Many common people don't know the Regulations of FIFA or the Rules of Football Governing body of perticular Country. We cannot just allow the whole team to built around foreign players just to win a title. Like that our local talents will be neglected hence our local players won't get the exposure/experience to develop themselves. As Sunil Chettri once said "we need to play more often with the bigger teams to develop ourselves", and people should start watching more often so that more revenue would generate, which can be invested for better infrastructure for Indian Football. Cheers to blue tigers

[@unknownguy7423]

5:00 😂

[@johnhonai4601]

why not see the positive side. If there is genuine talent locally and if he feels he won't get a chance in Indian national team by playing domestic league then he will be forced to move to a foreign league which might increase his quality of play and game awareness and in turn gets noticed by national coach. This lazy mentality of 'everything has to be spoonfed to me' and 'I will remain in my comfort zone forever' will not get Indian football anywhere

[@SarthakForIND]

The hype is creating in india IDK about outside but in KOLKATA the hype is growing if you tell anyone whats the next india cricket match No one knows other way if you ask them whats the next match of isl or pl THEY WILL people are playing football instead of cricket in gullies of kolkwta ITS AWESOME HERE

[@naruto1015]

Good! Let it be that way

[@iamsupriyo]

yes bro

[@Z71990]

Ahhh..... The classic case of Using personal point of view to prove a wider concept

[@octawraith7539]

omg next joke🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@iamsupriyo]

are you dumb or wat bro 😂 he's talking about his place and the condition over there, nothing to w p pov@@Z71990

[@prashantkumar021]

Bhai don’t blame weather. There are more tough weather in Gulf than India and they are far better than Indian in football. Rest points are valid from you which has raised.

[@hrittikgarain4674]

yes but they have money

[@AbhishekPatel-lb1pd]

Firstly you have to learn, how football works in Gulf? Their investment ,infrastructure, grassroots and how they recruit prodigies from africa and South America at early stage. Just go and check the Aspire Academy. Why we see many African Athletes from middle East? Yes weather becomes secondary, if you provide adequate infrastructure and investment .

[@dharmachowdhury4642]

It's training hrs in the heat daily..he has a point

[@abhishekbijalwan2246]

they spend lot of money in football plus people actually love football in gulf and even in africa

[@Huang_Teh.]

​@@hrittikgarain4674also allow dual citizenship & naturalization of foreigners & africans . But here just only ISL .

[@kammu4629]

We will support our Indian national football players ❤

[@Tommyshelby202]

I am just a casual football watcher with no expectations! But somehow mene try kia ki ISL me time dene ka lekin seriously quality of ISL league is like a nightmare experience! Such a pathetic league!

[@highbury4life899]

The one thing one thing Jhingan said which didn't occur to me earlier is the weather and climate in subcontinent conditions. I remember back in 2011 when Argentina 🇦🇷 played against Venezuela 🇻🇪 at the Salt Lake stadium 🏟 in Kolkata. They added water breaks due to the temperature 🌡. Summer heat in India is scorching 🔥.

[@priyanshusingh4794]

coz they ain't habitual to this climate. We are pretty much used to it.

[@maringrongmei8592]

forget about europeans guys me being from northeast (meghalaya) which we have cool weather throughout the year came to delhi adjust to the heat coulnt play football in the evning due to heat i almost collaspe i was admaze to see delhi boys playing cricket daytime in the middle of the day

[@soumojitguhamajumder3143]

Africa, and especially north african players, frequently appear in europe's top 5 leagues. Water Break was common during Qatar world Cup as well, but how does that stop us from creating great players, if Africa and Middle East can?

[@highbury4life899]

​​@@soumojitguhamajumder3143The German League played a big part in the massive improvement of Japanese players. Several Korean and Japanese players get to play in Bundesliga. Its just like Sandesh said, it boils down to your country diplomacy and work permits. The 🇮🇳 government should take the initiative from that angle.

[@cr-it5lh]

weather is something you get accustomed to..simple as that

[@satyamthakuri2044]

There is a huge difference in how we learn to play football when we are small in the first place. We don't understand tactics gameplan and stuff .we think the best player is the one who can dribble.

[@churchilkamkb]

Exactly.

[@debdutsadhukhan6284]

Yes, I totally agree on that one. Much observed locally.

[@syedjafferimam5789]

Spot on

[@heyprabhuaananddata]

Indian footballera have a long way to go before they can play in top leagues of the world. We have to face the fact that no current player will even make the squad for luton town or bournemouth etc.

[@MMtVikuvlogS]

ISL is playing vital role to push forward...our INDIAN FOOTBALL TEAM

[@rajbiswas249]

Isl is sh**t. Just look at the quality of gameplay there,,,,, even a B division club from europe or south america will thrash these ISL teams with atleast half a dozen goals

[@Watchwist]

Sandesh is Totally Right.. We need to do big as National Team.

[@Prince09859]

Epl doesn't has any quata system. That's the reason premier league in best, rich,tough league in the world

[@sandeshjhinganfansassociation]

Thanks For Having Sandesh Jhingan 💝🙏

[@abdulwarees840]

That's a wague statement to say "there's little difference to European football to us". I believe the speed at which they play the game is a big difference. That includes your decision making in those split seconds.

[@diganto1987]

He is right about the weather in Europe, which is very conducive of playing a game like football. Also, regarding the team sizes in Europe, out of 25 squad players, 8 have to be homegrown. So any top team need 17 players and these are the only positions our Indian talents would be looking at (provided they never played in Europe before they turned 18 ). Now it comes to exposure to their game, since our players never play in Europe they are not used to the high intensity game . Once they start playing I think they will surely adapt.

[@theawesomeman9821]

India could solve this by sending players to Europe to train and play with European teams. There are already programs where Europeans will take non-Europeans to play for them and therefore help develop non-European players. If India wants to be competitive, they should fire their own coaches and send all their players to participate in those exchange programs for football in Europe.

[@mogheanil]

@@theawesomeman9821 yup Son hueng min is a prime example of this, germany does it the best imo

[@harveyspecter1855]

That's just bs. How come indian cricketers beat the shit out of british and Dutch cricketers? If cricketers can manage. Footballers surely can. It's not the weather. Brazil is a tropical country. Despite this, they produce world class footballers.

[@sportswarriors6865]

then play in cooler parts of India ... so many cities to play where weather is not that hot.

[@sajaldey9923]

Bhi ham sab fans ko and youtubers ko milka football ko promote r support krna padhega than only we will be able to see india playing fifa ❤❤😊love from tripura

[@Tommyshelby202]

Support karne ke lie Team ki performance jyda matter karti hai! Cricket log isliye pasand karte hai because team strong hai accha performance deti hai support durse chij hai ! Indian football team bade events me hug deti hai

[@panchamghosh8211]

Love from national club of India 💚♥️🇮🇳

[@LabiyaHansdak]

As Ranveer said he want to see Indian footballer in international league that’s also my dream I personally feel if they get a chance there maybe our country can lead into development. Recently I have just started watching football especially when India was playing for staff championship that’s I get to know about footballer from my country. Especially I get know about sunil chettri man that guy story’s I just can’t he’s trying to leading our football team of India to shine.people take interest when fifa happen that’s when I think I need my country to see there…I want my team of Indian footballers there..god plz bless our players so I can watch my guys there…..

[@NandaKumar-bx8qc]

I agree with Sandesh Sir..If our National team does well automatically things will change.Thats how Cricket started...

[@R.K.3010]

For that to change grass root level works to be done which india on paper is doing but can't see enough. With Politicians being at the top especially like Praful Patel things won't change

[@gouravghosh588]

The guy just keeps using law as an excuse and refuses to accept the fact that unfortunately none of the Indian players are good enough to play in the top 5 European leagues. As much as I would love to see an Indian play in top 5 European leagues but we need to start producing better players. Arsene Wenger is working to improve grass root football in India. Hope, it pays off.

[@rajbiswas249]

Just bringing in foreign experts will not help Indian football,,, logistics and proper funding and support by the government is needed. Just like odisha government sponsored hockey,,, and now we can see Indian hockey both men and women doing very well. We still do not have a dedicated football stadium. All we have is some olympic stadium with a football ground in the middle.

[@BonBonShrimp]

Exactly. Denial and excuses are all we get in his answers. Forget top 5, are we even good for top 10? He himself played in Croatian league once (which he said is ranked about 10th in EU, not sure how accurate that is), then if we are so good then why didn't he get a call the next season? Probably because they realized he was not up to their standards.

[@gouravghosh588]

@@BonBonShrimp Exactly. Also, the way he said that the difference in level between Indian and European players isn't that much, was absurd. The guy thinks a little too much of himself. And even Ranveer was hyping him up as if the guy is of equal status to John Terry.

[@BonBonShrimp]

@@gouravghosh588 True, seems like he thinks too much of himself. Probably because he is regarded as one of the top footballers in our country (although he won't be regarded as anything special in better footballing nations). Just goes to show that we have a long way to go to improve our standards. Kolkata theke to aar aajkaal footballer uthchhe se bhabe, tai erai nijeder raja bhabchhe.

[@ssdas1278]

Silly answers!!! We want Igor stmach our coach in a podcast … he is the perfect man for giving us the real answers!!!

[@BonBonShrimp]

The guy lives in denial. Not good enough to play in EU, still will not admit it. It seems like he got a chance to play in Croatian league once, so I am guessing all the external problems he mentioned were already sorted out. Then why didn't he go back next year? Most probably because he wasn't up to their standards, so he didn't get a call again.

[@peterchetry5189]

First of all Bhai your podcast is something which is very great, thank you for that and Bhai if possible bring also our Captain Legend Sunil Chettri Sir ❣️

[@vickys2797]

The problem here is that, he is not ready to accept that Indian players lack quality. He is just saying repeatedly about law issue and quota, even if quota is there in that quota players from small African countries and Middle Eastern countries are getting selected because they are better than Indian players. He is saying only difference is weather, come on everyone knows that’s a lie. Ranveer also understood it that’s why he spoke about asking foreign minister. Then he kept saying about weather

[@amnsia747]

true even arab players are playing at the top level despite weather conditions. What a stupid reason he gave. Still a long way to go for indian football

[@BonBonShrimp]

Exactly. Kya faltu bakwaas hai. Waste of an interview. Will never get better with that kind of mentality.

[@poushalinag7942]

They allow dual citizenship, India does not allow that.

[@vickys2797]

@@poushalinag7942 Do you think it’s just because Indian players don’t have dual citizenship, European clubs are not buying them? That’s my point. Not all players who play there have dual citizenships. Problem is he is not accepting they lack in comparison of foreign players. It’s so childish.

[@poushalinag7942]

@@vickys2797 many Indian players have been offered contracts by European clubs , Gurpreet Singh Sandhu have previously even played with a foreign club, Chettri was given offer from a foreign club. But the problem is work permit , and our national team ranking.

[@JohnJoseph-pu8br]

He is absolutely right about the weather, our weather atleast in most parts of the country is harsh for a physically demanding game like football. I remember during my Delhi league days they would have the league during the peak summers and the games would be scheduled at 12 in the afternoon at JN Stadium practice grounds or Ambedkar stadium, people could barely run hard, let alone play good football.

[@galariajaved]

i don't agree...Africa gives so many technical fast athletes and footballers....

[@JohnJoseph-pu8br]

@@galariajaved point was that you can play better in pleasant weather.

[@akhilvasudevan1680]

@@JohnJoseph-pu8br Indian Field Hockey teams are doing great which is as demanding as Football. African and other Middle Eastern countries have extreme weather too so that cannot be a reason

[@galariajaved]

@@JohnJoseph-pu8br getting beaten 5-1 against china today is not because of weather, there was a big difference in class and quality. 3 goals due to his own mistake today. GK unable to stop 30 yard shot. Players with awful first touch and control. All in all, very below average quality of players.

[@srigovindpatnaik133]

Bro... With due respect... What about African players

[@debendrabanerjee9936]

Thanks for having sandesh jhingan in you podcast ❤ i love to see more football stars in your channel 😁❤

[@ShaikhSalha]

Having following Indian Football for decade I can put few points across the topic, 1. In order to play or get work permit to play in top 5 leagues in Europe your national team ranking has be within 50. 2. Unless we improve our domestic league standards,improving grassroots programs and get a large pool of talent fighting for places or just to be pro footballer will contribute immensely. 3. Focus on youth league, football culture and increase the talent pool. 4. Making pro football career a lucrative one for young Indians 5. Improve our national team rankings will automatically increase chances of Indian players playing in foreign leagues starting in top Asian league and later on in Europe. 6. Lastly allowing players of Indian origin playing in international leagues to play for national team.

[@user-xw3vi4nk2y]

The last point is impossible due to FIFA rules.

[@khush1894]

Spot on.. Also to increase the level of domestic leagues, India needs to do what Saudi Arabia is doing. And everything else that you said. But corruption will never let it happen even in half a century.

[@user-xw3vi4nk2y]

@@khush1894 Saudis are drowning in money while India borrows money to run the govt. Will you pay the money?? to bring henderson for £700k a week. 🤣🤣

[@khush1894]

@@user-xw3vi4nk2y but that is a solution. if they want to invest, surely they will get a return too, it's just a massive strategy that needs to pay off. also visitors need to think of india as a good place to visit as well, people gladly go to Saudi to watch big events but most of them won't come to India due to the general conditions. So yea, the whole country needs to level up in every sector.

[@prabhatorres898]

If African & Arab country players can evolve and participate in top league across the globe, why not Indian Players.. Indian Football doesn't have ambition, When I say Indian Football it is a Management who are mismanaging our system.. We definitely have top talents with world class abilities, but the problem is as mentioned its management. I feel Indian Football should be managed by someone like Baichung Bhutia or Sunil Chhetri, even though he's not retired, I feel he's the man with ambition who can bring Indian Football to Top... Even a Serious Indian Football fan hardly can name few current players. We need a player like Kapil Dev of 1983 or Neeraj Chopra of Javelin or Vishwanath Anand of Chess in Football... Hopefully there will be one very soon..

[@johnhonai4601]

We DO NOT have top talents. As simple as that. Every game of football played in India either casually or professionally is at a lower level than those in Africa or South America. It's got to do with football culture. And India lacks it.

[@suvonag3054]

Sandesh jhingan ❤❤❤❤❤

[@sportsandpoliticscomedytal2628]

@UmarAkmalPK bhai konsa bhang bhosda pii liya

[@martolia]

I think in EPL, there is no limit on no. of foreign players on pitch.

[@ChiSa123]

Yes but there is limit from UK Home Office (immigration/visa).Even Sunil Chhetri was denied a work permit by the UK. "on 30 August 2009 it was announced by the Hindustan Times that Chhetri had signed a three-year contract with English Football League Championship side Queens Park Rangers but that he was denied a work permit by the British government. According to an article on the Football Players' Association of India's official website, Chhetri was denied a work permit because India were not in the top 70 of the FIFA World Rankings. Chhetri, however, remained positive: "But it's not the end of the world. I will still continue to work hard for my country and my club Dempo, who have been very supportive." "

[@martolia]

@@ChiSa123 yes, that I know. But they sometimes also make exceptional exemptions. Plus, I guess this rule doesn't apply on European nations. Mikhitryan played for arsenal when Armenia rank was in 90s. But in epl, in some matches I have seen almost all 11 players were non english.

[@alphaindian6257]

@@martoliayou are right , for example Nuno’s wolves 4 years back had almost 8-9 Portuguese players in starting 11

[@ChiSa123]

@@martolia Well immigration officers are unpredictable at times. 🤷‍♂️

[@musabrizvi9135]

There is a law, a team cannot have more than 4-5 Non-European players in the squad in the EPL.

[@davey927]

I am not indian but i support indian cricket team, India invest so much money on IPL. But if they prepare a good condition for football they will qualify for WC2030. They need to invest on Stadium, good pitch, good coach, good trainer, modern football accessories. From 1.3cr people they will definitely Find a best squad for their team.

[@milindm9634]

Massive respect Sandesh!! How mature this guy is

[@tradingforlearning8349]

We Fans called him THE WALL OF INDIA And Anwar Ali means confidance on another level

[@rkapoor7533]

India should have a strong football system of its own , it does not have the financial strength of Europe , but with almost 1.5 billion people , there must be far more possible than now. To begin with the games in ISL and I League should be played in front of packed stadiums this will give clubs much more room for development of players and infrastructure,scouting, attracting better foreign players etc.

[@Indian_Yoga_Traditions]

It’s all about talent… when a pale or Maradona or a Ronaldo like figure will born… then anyone in the world will accept that player…

[@sankarsondas2097]

Premier league doesn't have this quota thing which sandesh referred to. There are pl teams with no English player in the 11 and they have been doing it for years. Even for other top leagues in europe and the champions league, I don't think that there is any reservation system that you can play this much number of foreign players or something.

[@Ankit-eq4nd]

Bro you're totally wrong idk where did you get your facts from. EPL and La Liga have that quota and restrictions and i completely agree with him. Since I follow La Liga more I can tell you Fifa only allow 5 non European players to play in a team and only 3 on matchday. That's the reason non European players have dual nationality. And it's absolutely necessary to have minimum 5 Spanish player in team if you're registered to play in league.

[@ishraqsyed8999]

​@@Ankit-eq4ndHe is mostly right. What are you on about. The PL law says that in a squad of 25 you can have upto 17 non home grown players from any nationality. And the rest mandatory 8 which should be homegrown even in that if a player is u21 he is considered as a homegrown doesn't matter to which nationality they belong. I think you need to check where you get your facts from buddy.

[@ks-ok1oc]

​@@Ankit-eq4ndnah he is not wrong, he is mostly right

[@latadhanuka9849]

There is no quota on the starting lineup but there is quota on the number of foreigners you can have

[@pallab30k24]

This is about team not xi

[@debojitthewarrior6153]

We need more Indian Footballers in podcast...

[@ashutoshganguly6717]

TBH football can change economies and it'll be a big boost if India can progress in this one and about the laws it's really grilling but if you're "the guy" then the club will do it all to bring you in , I jus watched a video of Mr Arsen Wenger and It was a really good one on Indian football..

[@sourabhshakya1968]

Correction: Football cricket se bahut jyada nahi balki bahut jyada popular hai

[@gypsydetective1120]

Glad finally you bring the some worth watching ❤🎉

[@YoungV94]

Food habbit, excercises and practice is important...the stamina is really not enough.. We in the hilly area, we usually run up there for an hours,, but you should accept that now Indian football teams stamina is really not enough even running in plain field. Enough food habbits counts for body, do remember. Best of luck!

[@rushikeshacharya7198]

Thats was such a great explanation! Sandesh's a pro 😍♥️🇮🇳

[@rushikeshacharya7198]

India to the world!🌎🌍 That is not far away from when India will be there at the global stage making all of us proud!🇮🇳♥️

[@arindamsaha7794]

One of the best defenders India has ever produced.

[@J.Ldimdim11]

Don't worry s.jhingan i hve got you all in my ps FIFA team ....😊😊 All way INDIAN and yes udanta Singh is pretty good in FIFA...

[@pinespectermusic9612]

It's definitely wayyy harder to play in hot conditions than in cold ...

[@harshwardhanagrawal6836]

A day will come when europe and south america will look for opportunities in India. We are with you, we love you, stay strong. Good times ahead. Jai Hind

[@salzburg49ers4life6]

Dude, talent, skill, determination, strength, Indian players don't have it. Just as a Brazilian and Belgium can't play cricket on Indian 3rd league level.

[@honeypatker8398]

Full support to indian football ❤🇮🇳

[@shubhankarnandi2970]

IND 💙🇮🇳

[@sohaibnadeem4395]

Pakistani here. And what he says, "Just that you were not born there..." I feel like he has hit the jackpot with that point.; WHY? Cause the community. Community. One thing I will say is that Indian community in terms of Tech and CS jobs etc (just a comparison), is far better and far more helping and far more open in settling people from their own home country in a jiffy. Just like that. And I like that part. I admire it. Whereas Pakistanis do that too, however not that much. Now coming to the point, "Khel nahi skty, wahan paida nahi huay, law allow nahi karta." I have just one thing to say. Standard. The mentality in Indians and Pakistanis.... is to "WORK". I am talking MAJORITY here not the 10 percent per se. The reason is that they want THEMSELVES to be up there. and they will not allow. Us Indians and Pakistanis DO NOT HAVE STANDARDS. I am sorry to say. So many people wanna leave the country for a better future rather than making it here. I am one of them sadly. And we will require much much much more time to be at that level ever again. Forget Pakistani football just take Indian for now. Like he says, never will be so quick.

[@user-xw3vi4nk2y]

You are wrong bro. Community has no bearing on tech jobs amd neither on football.

[@sharmaaman9728]

I love to see Indian football player❤️⚽🇮🇳

[@alexikamran7039]

I observe this player he is very inspirational in the field. bravo from Bangladesh!

[@anujeetswain7368]

Ranveer making quality podcasts. Great insight from Sandesh

[@_.SIDDHARTH_]

Sandesh is my fav indian footballer, but tbh our footballers are full of excuses, they think we dont know an inch of the sport....

[@chakrobortydwip1606]

Now ISL standard not up to the mark compared with first 3 season...

[@amanphogat815]

Sandesh was in our school saw him playing as a kid very talented player ❤

[@siddeshdesai4]

Igor is working so hard for Indian Football, you saw how situation in Asian Games.

[@baibhav11]

The main point is we are not in the top 80s or 70s national teams. that is the main criteria that Sandesh mentioned

[@TenzinTamang-js4mg]

I love football.. football is next future

[@ankansharma4897]

I love football so much. I wait eagerly for world cup and its like a grand festival for me. But in every world cup there is emptiness of Team blue not being there. Just once in my lifetime, I wish I could cheer for India in world cup match.

[@PoliticalSeer-ii3wh]

Well, i think the Europeans players are much more Agile, Fit, Stronger. They start playing football at age 3-5 properly ( Juvenile Club ) Our boys start it at age 10 and even then, they start playing at the highest level at age 14 ( country + ISL ) So we can't compete with them, just because the rest of the world starts very early and their intensity is higher.

[@siddhantsharma6031]

I know this will sound all fantasy...but i will be player of the future representing india on world level....i will have it at last

[@arnabsarkar2897]

which pos u play?

[@rajdwipdutta4585]

In fifa mobile? Or real

[@siddhantsharma6031]

@@arnabsarkar2897 left winger, striker

[@siddhantsharma6031]

@@rajdwipdutta4585 hahaha....ik it will be a joke for you but i am serious

[@Khan.0025]

Always Indian football 💗🇮🇳💗

[@balat77]

Nice interview, so glad we are hearing sportsmen other than cricketers. I am a Tennis fan, my son breathes football. Love U all.

[@lovedogra]

Thankyou for bringing him. Thats very good.

[@jithinsurendran678]

My teachers failed in making me learn Hindi, but now I really want to learn Hindi coz of u

[@nikhildesai5632]

No excuse mentality. You are awesome sir ❤.

[@RnR1001]

The real truth is that Indian footballers are not good enough to play in the European leagues. And forget about playing for clubs like Chelsea or arsenal. Any player who plays for those clubs would absolutely dominant in a Indian league. I am talking about Messi and Ronaldo type of domination.

[@saranshkathuria9056]

chelsea over here signing 10 players from each continent

[@dlsgamerz3398]

He is the VVD of india

[@Siuu2030]

​@UmarAkmalPKare you ok 🥲

[@krishnendughosh7334]

​@UmarAkmalPKAcc ke KZbin channel mein jaake yeh gandh felaye Yaha par uski zaroorat nahi hai

[@sumandutta4834]

I like that he is pragmatic. Yes, I also agree. Football will help India a lot in global branding if we become a globally competitive team. My dream is to see ISL develop onto one of the most important and richest league like IPL. Also want Indians to give some of their time to develop football culture in India. A BCCI like private body is needed.

[@kingofthejungle7566]

Khelna aatahe inhe shitballer 10 rs oer match

[@sumandutta4834]

@@kingofthejungle7566 Football khelney ka culture develop karney se khelna bhi aa jayega. Cricket bhi aaise hi develop hua hai.

[@gardeningwithkbloom317]

Country doesnt invest money in football, we have so many talents but by 2026 i pray we can make it to the world cup or a high enough rank so Indian footballers can play in europe!

[@bikram28]

Football is the greatest sport of human civilization ❤

[@biswajitkundu4997]

Nothing in the video was a shocking revelation. Chettri has already said the same. But here is a shocking revelation.... Many football academies are taking girls and boys outside India to train and help them be regulars. Let's hope we get a fruitful return.

[@blue_tiger_wb]

The Wall of Indian football 🇮🇳💪⚽🫂😌💙🐯

[@tp2150]

Huge respect for this person as he plays for our country and its a big thing but as dir hard fan of football and India lets face the reality we lack skills not in terms of dribbling or ball control but ball passes and player positioning through anticipation which is the basic of football lets be honest and face this reality by comparing the matches of ISL and EPL and yes we also lack training facilities and infrastructure and trainers. Others factors such as weather etc are there but that is something we cannot change, we have to adapt and live with it and improvise our attitude towards the game. Govt and boards should also come forward to develop the sport.

[@ameyprabhu9671]

One of the main reasons behind FC GOA's success this season. Keep going Sandesh and all the best for the upcoming Asia Cup we will be all after you and the Indian team 🇮🇳❤

[@arjunam9341]

Developing skills like a European or South American professional footballer will take time. We also need to understand the level of encouragement the spectators are giving in those big leagues. Here in India people consider cricket as the greatest sport and for that reason in cricket we are doing well and players are skilled, whereas in those European countries, their people consider football as their greatest sport, players are more skilled... Maybe some countries like ENG, and AUS are exceptions. The same question can be asked to a person from those countries "When will a player from our country play in IPL(keeping in mind that football/soccer is way ahead when compared to cricket in terms of popularity)" ... Every region/country have more support to a certain sport so in that case it will take time for other sport to develop and flourish....

[@johnhonai4601]

Cricket doesn't need a culture like football. Ever heard of Afghanistan in cricket before 2015. But from nowhere a Rashid Khan and Mohammed Nabi pops out and plays IPL regularly. There is certainly no comparison between cricket and football in this regard.

[@LifeofDeep14]

Love the mentality, he sounds a lot like Chhetri, sharp, precise, intelligent and committed

[@ikbaltarafdar7403]

Scouts needs to be deployed in every corner of India, where the sole duty of the Scounts will be to hunt down talents from the grassroot level for nuturing further. This is how Brazil, Argentina and other South American Countries as well as European countries does.

[@sumanmiddya9404]

ALWAYS SUPPORT TO OUR INDIA 💙💙💙

[@soumojitguhamajumder3143]

The only thing I'd disagree is the weather. Players like sadio mane, drogba, salah, el mohamaddy, etc come from fairly hot and humid climate.

[@BonBonShrimp]

Brother, none of his answers make any sense. The host clearly told him to assume that there's no restrictions on policy, visa, etc. Still he never gives any proper answer to the question.

[@obitouchiha460]

​@@BonBonShrimphe isn't ready to accept we don't have that quality

[@BonBonShrimp]

@@obitouchiha460 yep, he's in denial.

[@devraj2571]

Have watched the full interview, watching this again. Love that you brought a star Indian footballer ❤ Two humble suggestions: *Bring Chhetri (of course 😅) *Bring Sanjeev Goenka (A billionaire, owner of Lucknow SG & also invested heavily on Mohunbagan. He is a nice guy who also cares about Indian football) *(kindda bonus req😊) Bring Parth Jindal (holds the same profile as Mr Goenka, they are 2 of few billionaire who cares about all sports) Take love Ranveer and Co❤

[@livingwithabeagle]

Football is not anly about skills and techniques. Our players are quite skillful and technical. Key difference is the sync of the players within the team. All the best for Indian football. ❤🎉 We are with you.

[@authorizedplayer]

Met Jhingan couple of times . Amazing gentleman!