In the Indian Super League 2015 season, several standout players emerged, showcasing the growth of football in India. Among the top performers was Sunil Chhetri, who played for Mumbai City FC. Chhetri, an Indian national team captain, demonstrated exceptional skill and leadership, scoring crucial goals and inspiring local talent. His performance highlighted the potential of homegrown players in the league.
Another key player was Elano Blumer from Chennaiyin FC, a Brazilian midfielder known for his precise free-kicks and playmaking abilities. He played a pivotal role in leading his team to the championship, earning the Golden Boot award for most goals. This season also saw the rise of local products like Jeje Lalpekhlua from Pune City FC, who impressed with his goal-scoring prowess and became a fan favorite.
The league featured various Indian-made products, such as team jerseys produced by local manufacturers like Six5Six, which supported the \“Make in India\“ initiative. These jerseys were widely popular among fans, promoting domestic industries. Additionally, stadiums utilized locally sourced materials for infrastructure, boosting the economy. The success of these players and products underscored the Indian Super League\“s role in fostering both sporting talent and local business growth in 2015. |
