Hyderabad: ISL franchise Hyderabad FC has signed Indian winger Halicharan Narzary from Kerala Blasters on a two-year deal. The 26-year-old Assamese is the second signing for the side after veteran Indian ‘Spiderman’ goalkeeper Subrata Paul.
The winger holds an experience of playing with seven different teams, including four in the ISL. “I am very happy to join Hyderabad FC. It’s a new team and personally an exciting challenge for me. I am eager to regroup with my new teammates soon, hopefully once the situation is better, and get down to playing football.
A new season! A new signing!
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“I have known Albert Roca (head coach) for some time now since his first stint in India and working with his philosophy is something that motivates me. I have loved how his teams used to play and I think these are exciting times for the club,” said Narzary after the signing.
“Narzary is an exciting player and has been a valuable asset for both club and country over the last few years. His experience and work rate coupled with his skills set, and the ability to play on either flank and in attack will be important for us as a team this season. We’re very happy to have him and hope he will have a significant impact for us in the ISL,” Roca said.
