The Brazilians have come for the development of Indian Football and not just to earn money by completing their contracts said the former Galactico, Roberto Carlos.
At an ASSSOCHAM event held at New Delhi Roberto Carlos was also present.After overseeing the agreement signed between BRICS Football cup and Delhi Dynamos to be their sixth official football team partner,he confessed about not following the ISL in 2014.Since coming to India and taking incharge of the Delhi outfit,Carlos said that he see talent in Indian Footballers though he believes there's a huge scope for their development.
"I want the national squad of Indian football team to get the benefit out of it. I believe within one or two years Indian players will witness an evolution like never before. Our goal will be to make sure that the players play for win. You'll see the same with Delhi Dynamos this year."
"There are 18, and including me, 19 players from Brazil who'll be playing in the Indian Super league. We are here for a reason, and the reason is not limited to our contract. We are here for development of football in India," said Carlos.
On his finger injury the legend said,"The injury is on my hand and not on feet. I am here to play and will give my best both as a player and a coach."
President of Delhi Dynamos Prashant Agarwal also present on the occasion talking on the partnership with BRICS Football Cup said, "The partnership will not only promote better football interaction among BRICS youths but will also bring together people from different cultures."The BRICS Football Cup is an Under-17 tournament that will be played between the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) nations. The first edition will be played in India in April 2016.It has been planned to keep this tournament once every year in different BRICS nation.
This event saw the formal agreement made between BRICS Football Cup and Nivia Football to see the later as their official Ball supplier
The agreements were signed in the presence of Ambassador of Brazil in India H.E Tovar da Silva Nunes, who sees the BRICS Football Cup as "going to streets and let people know what BRICS is".Nikhil Sawhney(Chairman of ASSOCHAM National Council on Sports & Sports Infrastructure) &Kushal Das(General Secretary All India Football Federation (AIFF)) were also present for the event.
At an ASSSOCHAM event held at New Delhi Roberto Carlos was also present.After overseeing the agreement signed between BRICS Football cup and Delhi Dynamos to be their sixth official football team partner,he confessed about not following the ISL in 2014.Since coming to India and taking incharge of the Delhi outfit,Carlos said that he see talent in Indian Footballers though he believes there's a huge scope for their development.
"I want the national squad of Indian football team to get the benefit out of it. I believe within one or two years Indian players will witness an evolution like never before. Our goal will be to make sure that the players play for win. You'll see the same with Delhi Dynamos this year."
"There are 18, and including me, 19 players from Brazil who'll be playing in the Indian Super league. We are here for a reason, and the reason is not limited to our contract. We are here for development of football in India," said Carlos.
On his finger injury the legend said,"The injury is on my hand and not on feet. I am here to play and will give my best both as a player and a coach."
President of Delhi Dynamos Prashant Agarwal also present on the occasion talking on the partnership with BRICS Football Cup said, "The partnership will not only promote better football interaction among BRICS youths but will also bring together people from different cultures."The BRICS Football Cup is an Under-17 tournament that will be played between the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) nations. The first edition will be played in India in April 2016.It has been planned to keep this tournament once every year in different BRICS nation.
This event saw the formal agreement made between BRICS Football Cup and Nivia Football to see the later as their official Ball supplier
The agreements were signed in the presence of Ambassador of Brazil in India H.E Tovar da Silva Nunes, who sees the BRICS Football Cup as "going to streets and let people know what BRICS is".Nikhil Sawhney(Chairman of ASSOCHAM National Council on Sports & Sports Infrastructure) &Kushal Das(General Secretary All India Football Federation (AIFF)) were also present for the event.