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Inter Kashi
Full nameInter Kashi Football Club
Nickname(s)Kaashee ke Yoddhas (Warriors of Kashi)
Short nameIKA, IKFC, KSHI
Founded29 June 2023; 22 months ago (2023-06-29)[1]
GroundIndira Gandhi Athletic Stadium (proposed for 2025-26)

Kalyani Stadium (2024-25)

Ekana Football Stadium (2023-24)
Capacity21,600
20,000
2,000
OwnerRDB Group of Companies
ChairmanVinod Dugar
Head coachAntonio López Habas
LeagueI-League
2024–25I-League, 2nd of 12
Current season

Inter Kashi Football Club, commonly referred to as Inter Kashi (इंटर काशी), is an Indian professional football club based in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. The club currently competes in the I-League, the second tier league of the Indian football league system.[2][3] It is the first professional club from the state of Uttar Pradesh to play in a national level league of the country.[4][5] The club is in collaboration with Spanish club Atlético Madrid and Andorran club Inter Escaldes and association with an Andorran club FC Andorra.[2][6][7]

Inter Kashi is also the official Event App Sponsor and Event Partner of Soccerex Miami on 14 November 2024 marking their leap in CONCACAF footballing sector after getting associated with multiple UEFA clubs.[8][9][10][2]

The club's name also came in limelight when a question regarding them came in the famous Indian show Kaun Banega Crorepati.[11]

The club ended their 2023–24 I-League season campaign coming fourth position.[12] They ended the controversial 2024-25 I-League as runners-up.[13]

History

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In May 2023, the All India Football Federation, the governing body of football in India, announced they would accept bids for new clubs to join 2023–24 I-League season onwards.[14] On 29 June 2023, it was announced that agreement for the Varanasi franchise had been reached between Kolkata-based RDB Group of Companies and European clubs Atlético Madrid and Inter Escaldes.[15][16] FC Andorra has an association with Inter Escaldes, but does not have any direct role with Inter Kashi. The moniker of "Inter" was added because of the tie up with Inter Escaldes.[17]

The club also announced creation of the Atlético de Bharat Academy for the development of grassroots football in the state.[18] Spaniard Carlos Santamarina was chosen as the first head coach of the club, while Javier Broch and Arata Izumi were roped in as assistant coach.[19] English footballer Peter Hartley was the first player signed by the club.[20]

On 28 October 2023, Inter Kashi played their first ever official match against Gokulam Kerala in the I-League. Edmund Lalrindika scored the club's first goal, and Mohammed Asif Khan scored the equalizer to earn the maiden point in a 2–2 draw.[21] Their first win came against Namdhari on 6 November 2023.[22] On 21 November, Inter Kashi played their first I-League home match against Mohammedan in the Ekana Football Stadium in Lucknow.[23] In October 2024, Inter Kashi's two players Sachu Siby and Harmanpreet Singh joined Primera Divisió outfit Inter Club d'Escaldes but Sachu Siby was not able to pursue it because of visa restrictions.[24]

The second season for them remains controversial and is also their first season playing out of Uttar Pradesh after their previous home venue Ekana Football Stadium was declared unfit to play and they had to shift to Kalyani Stadium in Nadia.[25][26] On 22nd November 2024, they played their first match on their new home ground which also remained the league opener match against SC Bengaluru.[27] Inter Kashi proposed to shift their home stadium from Kalyani Stadium, Nadia to Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium, Guwahati till their new stadium in Varanasi get build.[28]

Controversy

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The second season of Inter Kashi remained controversial while having remarks from various members of Indian football and allegations by Delhi FC's recent owner Ranjit Bajaj who also owns Minerva Academy.[29] Inter Kashi appealed against Namdhari FC of playing an ineligible player in match no. 45 for which AIFF Disciplinary Committee awarded 3 points to Inter Kashi and voided the match as win for them which was later stayed by the order of AIFF Appeal Committee and the result of the order will be declared on 28th of April.[30][31] While the owner of Churchill Brothers, previous owner and father of the 2024-25 CEO of the team, Valanka Alemao (also the Chairperson of AIFF),[32] Churchill Alemao also accused Inter Kashi among the controversial row.[33] While Inter Kashi has also raised serious concerns regarding disparity and clarity from All India Football Federation.[34][35] They raised concerns regarding rules and mismanagement that happened towards them for the season decider match of round 21, between Churchill Brothers and Inter Kashi which they make allegations against Churchill Brothers for not letting them practice on the ground at which match will happen as given in AIFF rule book.[36] This match remained so controversial that AIFF had to invite referees to officiate the match from Nepal.[37] The match also saw eight yellows and one red and a controversial goal which was argued to be a handball but was given by the referees.[38][39][40] Inter Kashi's coach Antonio Habas said it as a new low in Indian football. Namdhari FC also appealed against Inter Kashi for fielding an extra foreigner in I-League which was related to Mario Barco.[41] The end of this controversy from All India Football Federation (AIFF) ended with Churchill Brothers be declared as winners and Inter Kashi as runners-up.[13] Inter Kashi went to CAS (Court of Arbitration for Sport) on 27th April 2025 against the All India Football Federation (AIFF) Appeals Committee's decision to award the I-League title to Churchill Brothers. This decision was made after the AIFF Appeals Committee reversed an earlier decision that awarded the title to Inter Kashi. CAS has now issued an order staying the AIFF Appeals Committee's decision and preventing AIFF from declaring a winner or holding a medal ceremony until the CAS arbitration is concluded.[42] But AIFF concluded the ceremony disregarding CAS's decision and awarded the trophy and medals to Churchill's players and also without the presence of State Football Association in the ceremony.[43] This action drew criticism from the Goa Football Association (GFA) and raised questions about the AIFF's credibility and its relationship with state associations.[44] The AIFF later acknowledged the CAS stay order and asked Churchill Brothers to return the trophy.[45] The CAS case is ongoing, and the final outcome of the 2024-25 I-League season remains uncertain.[46]

Inter Kashi FC (women)

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Main article: Inter Kashi FC (women)

The women team, Inter Kashi FC (women) took part in 2024–25 Indian Women's League 2 as marking their debut season in female football.[47]

Junior section

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Inter Kashi fielded their junior section in Under 17 2024–25 Indian Youth League and Under 13 Sub Junior Youth League.

Under 17

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The Under 17 side finished last in their debut season of Indian Youth League winning a single match against SKM Sporting Foundation. It was their first season in any league playing in their home city, Varanasi on BLW Railways Ground after their birth.[48]

Current Staff

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Position Name
Head coach & scout India Deepak Deshwal

Coaching history

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As of 1 April 2025
Name Nationality From To P W D L Win% Ref.
Devan Daniel Kalathil Palankandi Italy Italy 4 January 2025 29 March 2025 10 1 2 7 10% [49]
Deepak Deshwal India India 31 April 2025 Present 0 0 0 0 0% [50]

Under 13

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The Under 13 side is playing their matches for their debut league in Sub Junior Youth League on a neutral venue on Aghornath Park Stadium in Kalna.[51] In their debut match of their debut season, they defeated Odisha FC with an outstanding 5-1 win.[52]

Current Staff

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Name
Head coach India Bimlesh Yadav

Coaching history

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As of 1 April 2025
Name Nationality From To P W D L Win% Ref.
Bimlesh Yadav India India 28 April 2025 Present 3 1 0 1 33.33% [53]

Atlético de Bharat Academy

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The club announced the opening of Atlético de Bharat Residential Academy in Sant Atulanand Convent School with the partnership of Dr. Vandana Singh - Director of Sant Atulanand Convent School for U13, U15 and U17 batch in Varanasi on 25th March 2025.[54] The club has already hosted a Futsal tournament Futsal For All Day on 27 August 2024 with partnership of Sant Atulanand Convent School, Uttar Pradesh Football Sangh and All India Football Federation in their academy location with 21 teams competing across 5 categories.[55][56] The club also hosted Inter Kashi Purnima Masik Pratiyogita 2024 in the same venue on 17 September 2024 as a tournament where 120 children from two different NGOs that are Meera Foundation and Sewa Samarpan Sansthan participated.[57]

The club with the opening announcement also announced Pan-India trials for their academy happening in 10 states and 1 union territory.[58] The home state, Uttar Pradesh witnessed trials in 11 cities. The club announced partnership with different clubs and venue partners for different trials in different cities.[59]

Club crest and kits

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Crest

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In the Inter Kashi's crest, Tripundra (three horizontal lines on the top of the crest) resembles Lord Shiva's threefold power of will (icchāśakti), knowledge (jñānaśakti), and action (kriyāśakti). The graphical image below the club name on the crest portraits Manikarnika Ghat.[60]

Their third kit was released on 18 January 2025 as a tribute to Maha Kumbh held on Prayagraj.[61]

Kit manufacturers and shirt sponsors

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Period Kit manufacturer Shirt sponsor Back sponsor Chest sponsor Sleeves sponsor
2023–2024

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SIX5SIX Cello & Nahar Group Uttar Pradesh Tourism RDB Group _
2024–present Hummel UCO Bank Cello & Fly Up
IndiaShoppe & RRP S4E Innovation Pvt. Ltd.

Players

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First-team squad

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As of May 2025

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK India IND Shubham Dhas
2 MF India IND Mohammed Asif Khan
3 DF India IND Aritra Das
4 DF Spain ESP David Humanes
7 MF Finland FIN Joni Kauko
8 MF India IND Phijam Vikash Singh
9 FW Spain ESP Mario Barco
11 FW India IND Bidyashagar Singh
12 GK India IND Rakshit Dagar
13 GK India IND Sharon Padattil
14 MF India IND Karthik Panicker
15 MF India IND Sweden Fernandes
16 DF India IND Sandip Mandi
17 DF India IND Anil Chawan
No. Pos. Nation Player
18 FW India IND Bryce Miranda
19 FW India IND Chirag Bhujel
18 MF India IND Tomba Singh
20 MF Serbia SRB Nikola Stojanović
21 DF India IND Narayan Das
22 DF India IND Ashray Bhardwaj
23 DF India IND Sarthak Golui
24 DF India IND Kojam Beyong
25 FW India IND Sumeet Passi (captain)
25 FW Serbia SRB Matija Babović
26 DF India IND Deepak Devrani
28 FW India IND Prasanth Mohan
29 GK India IND Arindam Bhattacharya

Out on loan

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
— DF India IND Sachu Siby (at Inter Club d'Escaldes until 31 May 2025)
— FW India IND Harmanpreet Singh (at Inter Club d'Escaldes until 31 May 2025)

Staff and management

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Current staff

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Position Name
Head coach Spain Antonio López Habas[63]
Assistant coach Spain Carlos Fonseca[64]
Strength & conditioning coach Spain Alberto Santana[65]
Goalkeeping coach Spain Fernando Llopis [66]
Spain Luis García
Team manager India Abdeali Fatema Deesawala
Media manager India Bhaswar Dey

Management

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Position Name
Chairman India Vinod Dugar[67]
President India Prithijit Das[68]
Co-founder India Aryaman Shukla[69]
Chief Operaions Officer India Bhaskar Basu[70]

Coaching history

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As of 19 December 2024
Name Nationality From To P W D L Win% Ref.
Carlos Santamarina Spain Spain 7 July 2023 31 May 2024 26 10 9 7 38.46% [71]
Antonio López Spain Spain 5 July 2024 present 6 3 2 1 50.00% [72]
Arata Izumi Japan Japan
India India 		27 July 2024 31 August 2024 3 1 1 1 33.33% [73]

Club captains

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Period Name
2023–2024 India Arindam Bhattacharya
2024–2025 India Sumeet Passi

Records and statistics

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Overview

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Season League Super Cup Durand Cup
League Tier No. of teams Position
2023–24 I-League II 13 4th Group Stage -[a]
2024–25 I-League II 12 2nd TBD Group Stage

League statistics

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Season Division Top scorer
Division Position P W D L GF GA Player Goals
2023–24 I-League 4th 24 11 8 5 47 41 Spain Mario Barco 12

Top scorers

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As of 20 December 2024
  Still active team players are highlighted
Top scorers record
# Player Career I-League Super Cup Durand Cup Total
1 Mario Barco 2023– 12 2 0 14
2 Edmund Lalrindika 2023– 6 2 0 8
3 Jordan Lamela 2023–24 6 0 0 6
4 Asif Khan 2023– 5 0 0 5
4 Gyamar Nikum 2023–2024 4 1 0 5
4 Tomba Singh Haobam 2023– 3 1 1 5
5 Muhammad Ajsal 2023–2024 3 1 0 4
5 Domi Berlanga 2024–2025 4 0 0 4

Notable players

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See also: Category:Inter Kashi FC players

The following Inter Kashi players have been capped at senior/youth international level. Years in brackets indicate their spells at the club.

Affiliated clubs

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The following clubs are affiliated with Inter Kashi:

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ The club was founded in the year 2023 and had no means to participate in 2023–24 Durand Cup.

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