List of SC East Bengal captains

East Bengal FC was formed in 1920 and has been one of the most successful football teams in India. Since its establishment, East Bengal FC has seen numerous legends of Indian football like Ahmed Khan, Tulsidas Balaram, Sudhir Karmakar, Monoranjan Bhattacharya, Krishanu Dey, Bhaichung Bhutia etc. play and lead the famous Red and Gold outfit to numerous prestigious titles and honours through the various generations.

This is a list of the East Bengal FC captains since the establishment in 1920.[1]

List of East Bengal FC Captains

The list of captains for East Bengal FC in every decade:[2][3]

1920-1930
East Bengal FC Captains: 1920-1930[4]
Season Name
1920–21 Ramesh Chandra "Nosa" Sen
1921–22
1922–23
1923–24 Manindra Dutta Ray
1924–25 Hemanga Basu
1925–26 Mona Dutta
1926–27 Noni Gosai
1927–28 Surjo Chakraborty
1928–29 Moni Das
1929–30 Mona Mallick

1930-1940
East Bengal FC Captains: 1930-1940[4]
Season Name
1930–31 Mona Mallick
1931–32
1932–33 Moni Talukdar
1933–34
1934–35 Kamal Ganguly
1935–36 Dulal Guha Thakurta
1936–37
1937–38 P Majumdar
1938–39 Promodh Dasgupta
1939–40

1940-1950
East Bengal FC Captains: 1940-1950[4]
Season Name
1940–41 Promodh Dasgupta
1941–42 Ajit Nandi
1942–43 Somana
1943–44 Rakhal Majumdar
1944–45 Sunil Ghosh
1945–46 Poritosh Chakraborty
1946–47 Appa Rao
1947–48 Nogen Ray
1948–49 D. Chandra
1949–50 Syed M. Kaiser

1950-1960
East Bengal FC Captains: 1950-1960[4]
Season Name
1950–51 P.B.A. Saleh
1951–52 Byomkesh Bose
1952–53 Pansanttom Venkatesh
1953–54 K.P. Dhanaraj
1954–55 Ahmed Khan
1955–56 Gokul
1956–57 Dr. S Dasgupta
1957–58 Dr. Prakashananda Kumar
1958–59 Amol Gupta
1959–60 Bir Bahadur

1960-1970
East Bengal FC Captains: 1960-1970[4]
Season Name
1960–61 Ram Bahadur
1961–62 Tulsidas Balaram
1962–63 Chitto Chanda
1963–64 Balu
1964–65 Abani Basu
1965–66 Sukumar Samajpati
1966–67 Chandan Bannerjee
1967–68 Prasanta Sinha
1968–69 Parimal Dey
1969–70 Peter Thangaraj

1970-1980
East Bengal FC Captains: 1970-1980[4]
Season Name
1970–71 Shanto Mitra
1971–72 Sunil Bhattacharya
1972–73 Sudhir Karmakar
1973–74 Swapan Sengupta
1974–75 Samaresh Choudhury
1975–76 Ashoklal Bannerjee
1976–77 Goutam Sarkar
1977–78 Shyamal Ghosh
1978–79 Surajit Sengupta
1979–80 Prasanta Banerjee

1980-1990
East Bengal FC Captains: 1980-1990[4]
Season Name
1980–81 Satyajit Mitra
1981–82 Monoranjan Bhattacharya
1982–83 Amol Raj
1983–84 Mihir Basu
1984–85 Bhaskar Ganguly
1985–86 Balai Mukherjee
1986–87 Tarun Dey
1987–88 Aloke Saha
1988–89 Bikash Panji
1989–90 Krishanu Dey

1990-2000
East Bengal FC Captains: 1990-2000[4]
Season Name
1990–91 Chima Okorie
1991–92 Bikash Panji
1992–93 Kuljit Singh
1993–94 Ilyas Pasha
1994–95 Swarup Das
1995–96 Tushar Rakshit
1996–97 Sumit Mukherjee
1997–98 Dulal Biswas
1998–99 Amitava Chanda
1999–00 Carlton Chapman

2000-2010
Bhaichung Bhutia - Captain of 2005-06 season
East Bengal FC Captains: 2000-2010[4]
Season Name
2000–01 Bijen Singh
2001–02 Falguni Dutta
2002–03 Anit Ghosh
2003–04 Suley Musah
2004–05 Sangram Mukherjee
2005–06 Dipankar Roy
Bhaichung Bhutia
2006–07 Alvito D'Cunha
2007–08 Chandan Das
2008–09 Muttah Suresh
2009–10 Syed Rahim Nabi

2010-2020
East Bengal FC Captains: 2010-2020[4]
Season Name
2010–11 Saumik Dey
2011–12 Abhra Mondal
2012–13 Sanju Pradhan
2013–14 Mehtab Hossain
2014–15 Harmanjot Khabra
2015–16 Gurwinder Singh
2016–17 Lalrindika Ralte
2017–18 Arnab Mondal
2018–19 Lalrindika Ralte
2019-20 Brandon Vanlalremdika

2020-2030
Danny Fox with Nottingham Forrest.
East Bengal FC Captains: 2020-2030[4]
Season Name
2020–21 Danny Fox[5]

References
  1. "Team Archives | Offcial Website of Quess East Bengal FC". eastbengalfootballclub.com. Archived from the original on 2019-02-12. Retrieved 2019-02-11.
  2. "Kolkatafootball.com :East Bengal League History: Indian Football Capital's News". kolkatafootball.com. Retrieved 2019-02-11.
  3. "East Bengal FC » Historical squads". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 2019-02-11.
  4. "East Bengal Club - The Official Site of East Bengal Club". eastbengalclub.co.in. Retrieved 2019-02-11.
  5. "Danny Fox - Captain". SC East Bengal (Twitter). Retrieved 26 November 2020.
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