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Khalid Jamil becomes the head coach of the Indian men's football team, marking the first Indian at the helm since 2012. He will guide the team for two years with possibilities of extending his term based on performance.

Khalid Jamil Appointed Indian Football Team Head Coach

Khalid Jamil is appointed as the head coach of the Indian football team for a two-year term. With his robust background in Indian football, including a historic I-League win with Aizawl FC, Jamil is set to lead the team into upcoming international challenges.

Jamil Leads Indian Football Team as Head Coach

Khalid Jamil is the new coach of the Indian football team for two years, marking the first Indian appointment since 2012. He aims to prepare the team for upcoming international challenges with his extensive coaching experience.

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New Delhi, Aug 13 (PTI): Khalid Jamil has officially taken charge of the Indian senior men's football team, the All India Football Federation (AIFF) announced on Wednesday. He will lead the team for a two-year term with the option to extend for an additional year based on performance.
Khalid Jamil's appointment follows his departure from his role at Indian Super League (ISL) club, Jamshedpur FC. He is set to commence his tenure with a training camp starting August 15 at the Dravid-Padukone Centre for Sports Excellence in Bengaluru.
His first competitive challenge with the "Blue Tigers" will be the CAFA Nations Cup. In Group B, India will face Tajikistan on August 29, Iran on September 1, and Afghanistan on September 4. In the October FIFA International Window, India will face critical AFC Asian Cup 2027 qualifying matches against Singapore on October 9 and 14.
Jamil expressed his sentiments by saying, "I am both deeply proud and immensely privileged to have been entrusted with the responsibility of leading our national team. Over the years, I've had the opportunity to train Indian players, and I've grown to understand their strengths and weaknesses intimately. These insights will be fundamental to everything we do as we prepare for the CAFA Nations Cup and the upcoming crucial Asian Cup Qualifiers against Singapore."
Jamil takes over from Manolo Marquez, following his contract's termination by the AIFF the previous month. Notably, Jamil becomes the first Indian since Savio Medeira in 2012 to lead the men's national team.
With a robust background in Indian football, Jamil has extensive coaching experience in the ISL and I-League with teams such as Jamshedpur FC, NorthEast United FC, Aizawl FC, East Bengal FC, Mohun Bagan AC, and Mumbai FC. His crowning achievement was leading Aizawl FC to an unbelievable I-League title in the 2016-17 season.
The 48-year-old's recent tenure with Jamshedpur FC was marked by notable performances, including reaching the finals of the 2025 Super Cup and semi-finals in the 2024-25 ISL play-offs and the 2024 Super Cup.
As a former India international, Jamil earned 15 caps. He debuted in the 1997 SAFF Championship in Nepal, where India prevailed as champions and was part of the squads for the 2002 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers and the 2001 Merdeka Tournament.
In his club career, Jamil tasted success with Mahindra United, winning the National Football League, two Federation Cups, and two IFA Shields. He also played for Air India and Mumbai FC.
In the Santosh Trophy, he represented Maharashtra, clinching the title in 1999.
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Khalid Jamil, former Aizawl FC coach, becomes the first Indian head coach of the national men’s football team in over 13 years. He was chosen by AIFF, succeeding Manolo Marquez and will lead the team at CAFA Nations Cup starting August 29.

Khalid Jamil Appointed Head Coach of India's National Men’s Football

Khalid Jamil, celebrated for his leadership with Aizawl FC, is the first Indian coach in over 13 years for the national men’s football team. He will lead India in the upcoming CAFA Nations Cup, following his appointment by AIFF.

Khalid Jamil Named India Coach After 13 Years

Khalid Jamil, the new head coach of India's national men&rsquo;s football team, replaces Manolo Marquez. Jamil, previously with Jamshedpur FC, will begin his role at the CAFA Nations Cup starting August 29, marking a return for Indian coaches after 13 years.

Khalid Jamil, celebrated for leading the underdog Aizawl Football Club to an unexpected I-League victory in 2017, has been appointed as the head coach of India's national men&rsquo;s football team. This makes him the first Indian to hold this prestigious position in over 13 years.
The 48-year-old Jamil, a former international player with experience at Indian Super League&rsquo;s Jamshedpur FC, was chosen by the All India Football Federation's (AIFF) executive committee from a list of three candidates. The other two candidates for the position were Stephen Constantine, a past head coach of India, and Stefan Tarkovic, known for managing Slovakia's national team.
The AIFF&rsquo;s Technical Committee, chaired by iconic striker IM Vijayan, had shortlisted these three candidates for the executive committee&rsquo;s ultimate decision. Jamil will be succeeding Manolo Marquez of Spain, who ended his tenure with the AIFF last month following a series of unsatisfactory performances by the team.
Savio Medeira was the last Indian to be appointed as the head coach of the national men&rsquo;s team, holding that role from 2011 to 2012. Jamil&rsquo;s first test in his new capacity will be the Central Asian Football Association (CAFA) Nations Cup, scheduled to take place in Tajikistan and Uzbekistan starting on August 29.
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