Dippendu Biswas
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| Personal information | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Full name | Dippendu Biswas | ||
| Date of birth | 24 April 2003 | ||
| Place of birth | West Bengal, India | ||
| Playing position | Defender | ||
| Club information | |||
Current team | Mohun Bagan Super Giant | ||
| Number | 4 | ||
| Youth career | |||
| Mohun Bagan Super Giant | |||
| Senior career* | |||
| Years | Team | Apps | (Gls) |
| 2024– | Mohun Bagan Super Giant | (1) | |
| National team | |||
| 2026– | India U23 | ||
| * Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only | |||
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Dippendu Biswas (born 24 April 2003) is an Indian professional footballer who plays as a central defender for the Indian Super League (ISL) club Mohun Bagan Super Giant and represents the India national under-23 football team.[1] Known for his aerial ability, physical presence, and defensive composure, he is considered one of the emerging young center-backs in Indian domestic football.[2]
Early Life and Background
Biswas born and raised in West Bengal, India.[3] Developing a passion for football at an early age, he joined the youth development system of Mohun Bagan Super Giant. He progressed consistently through the club's various age-group academy teams, eventually earning opportunities in local tournaments and the prestigious Calcutta Football League (CFL), where his performances caught the attention of the senior team coaching staff.[4]
Club Career
Mohun Bagan Super Giant
Following his impressive developmental years in the youth setup and the CFL squad, Biswas was officially promoted to the senior first team of Mohun Bagan Super Giant.
His definitive breakthrough occurred during the 2024–25 Indian Super League season under the guidance of Spanish head coach Jose Molina.[5] Due to tactical adjustments and injuries within the defensive line, Biswas earned a spot in the starting eleven. On 23 September 2024, he scored his first professional senior goal for the club, netting a powerful header against NorthEast United FC in an ISL fixture.[6]
Following this milestone, head coach Jose Molina publicly commended his defensive maturity and tactical awareness, highlighting him as a prominent future prospect for the senior Indian national team.[7] Biswas maintained his position as a regular fixture in the squad's central defense throughout both domestic league campaigns and continental AFC competitions.
International Career
Biswas's consistent defensive performances at the club level earned him recognition within the national team pipeline. In March 2026, he received an official call-up to the India national under-23 football team for the U-23 Tri-Nation Tournament, solidifying his status as a key component of India's future defensive lineup.[8]
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Early Life and Background
Biswas was born and raised in West Bengal, India.[1] Developing a passion for football at an early age, he joined the youth development system of Mohun Bagan Super Giant. He progressed consistently through the club's various age-group academy teams, eventually earning opportunities in local tournaments and the prestigious Calcutta Football League (CFL), where his performances caught the attention of the senior team coaching staff.[2]
Club Career
Mohun Bagan Super Giant
Following his impressive developmental years in the youth setup and the CFL squad, Biswas was officially promoted to the senior first team of Mohun Bagan Super Giant.
His definitive breakthrough occurred during the 2024–25 Indian Super League season under the guidance of Spanish head coach Jose Molina.[3] Due to tactical adjustments and injuries within the defensive line, Biswas earned a spot in the starting eleven. On 23 September 2024, he scored his first professional senior goal for the club, netting a powerful header against NorthEast United FC in an ISL fixture.[4]
Following this milestone, head coach Jose Molina publicly commended his defensive maturity and tactical awareness, highlighting him as a prominent future prospect for the senior Indian national team.[5] Biswas maintained his position as a regular fixture in the squad's central defense throughout both domestic league campaigns and continental AFC competitions.
International Career
Biswas's consistent defensive performances at the club level earned him recognition within the national team pipeline. In March 2026, he received an official call-up to the India national under-23 football team for the U-23 Tri-Nation Tournament, solidifying his status as a key component of India's future defensive lineup.[6]
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Early Life and Background
Biswas was born and raised in West Bengal, India.[1] Developing a passion for football at an early age, he joined the youth development system of Mohun Bagan Super Giant. He progressed consistently through the club's various age-group academy teams, eventually earning opportunities in local tournaments and the prestigious Calcutta Football League (CFL), where his performances caught the attention of the senior team coaching staff.[2]
Club Career
Mohun Bagan Super Giant
Following his impressive developmental years in the youth setup and the CFL squad, Biswas was officially promoted to the senior first team of Mohun Bagan Super Giant.
His definitive breakthrough occurred during the 2024–25 Indian Super League season under the guidance of Spanish head coach Jose Molina.[3] Due to tactical adjustments and injuries within the defensive line, Biswas earned a spot in the starting eleven. On 23 September 2024, he scored his first professional senior goal for the club, netting a powerful header against NorthEast United FC in an ISL fixture.[4]
Following this milestone, head coach Jose Molina publicly commended his defensive maturity and tactical awareness, highlighting him as a prominent future prospect for the senior Indian national team.[5] Biswas maintained his position as a regular fixture in the squad's central defense throughout both domestic league campaigns and continental AFC competitions.
International Career
Biswas's consistent defensive performances at the club level earned him recognition within the national team pipeline. In March 2026, he received an official call-up to the India national under-23 football team for the U-23 Tri-Nation Tournament, solidifying his status as a key component of India's future defensive lineup.[6]
References
- ↑ https://revsportz.in/dippendu-biswas-son-of-the-soil-burns-bright-for-mohun-bagan/
- ↑ https://revsportz.in/dippendu-biswas-and-his-mother-a-freeze-frame-that-captures-the-beauty-of-sport/
- ↑ https://khelnow.com/football/indian-football-isl-mohun-bagan-dippendu-biswas-jose-molina-202409
- ↑ https://www.aninews.in/news/sports/football/never-thought-id-score-this-way-mbsg-defender-dippendu-biswas-on-his-debut-isl-goal20240924230447/
- ↑ https://khelnow.com/football/indian-football-jose-molina-rallies-dippendu-biswas-for-india-national-team-role-202409
- ↑ https://khelnow.com/football/indian-football-u-23-tri-nation-tournament-2026-india-predicted-xi-202603
Early Life and Background
Biswas was born and raised in West Bengal, India.[1] Developing a passion for football at an early age, he joined the youth development system of Mohun Bagan Super Giant. He progressed consistently through the club's various age-group academy teams, eventually earning opportunities in local tournaments and the prestigious Calcutta Football League (CFL), where his performances caught the attention of the senior team coaching staff.[2]
Club Career
Mohun Bagan Super Giant
Following his impressive developmental years in the youth setup and the CFL squad, Biswas was officially promoted to the senior first team of Mohun Bagan Super Giant.[3]
His definitive breakthrough occurred during the 2024–25 Indian Super League season under the guidance of Spanish head coach Jose Molina.[4] Due to tactical adjustments and injuries within the defensive line, Biswas earned a spot in the starting eleven. On 23 September 2024, he scored his first professional senior goal for the club, netting a powerful header against NorthEast United FC in an ISL fixture.[5]
Following this milestone, head coach Jose Molina publicly commended his defensive maturity and tactical awareness, highlighting him as a prominent future prospect for the senior Indian national team.[6] Biswas maintained his position as a regular fixture in the squad's central defense throughout both domestic league campaigns and continental AFC competitions.[1]
International Career
Biswas's consistent defensive performances at the club level earned him recognition within the national team pipeline. In March 2026, he received an official call-up to the India national under-23 football team for the U-23 Tri-Nation Tournament, solidifying his status as a key component of India's future defensive lineup.[7]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Dippendu Biswas burns bright for Mohun Bagan". RevSportz.
- ↑ "Dippendu Biswas and his mother". RevSportz.
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ "Never thought I'd score this way: MBSG defender Dippendu Biswas on his debut ISL goal". ANI News.
- ↑ "Jose Molina rallies Dippendu Biswas for India role". Khel Now.
- ↑ "India U-23 Predicted XI". Khel Now.
Early Life and Background
Biswas was born and raised in West Bengal, India.[1] Developing a passion for football at an early age, he joined the youth development system of Mohun Bagan Super Giant. He progressed consistently through the club's various age-group academy teams, eventually earning opportunities in local tournaments and the prestigious Calcutta Football League (CFL), where his performances caught the attention of the senior team coaching staff.[2]
Club Career
Mohun Bagan Super Giant
Following his impressive developmental years in the youth setup and the CFL squad, Biswas was officially promoted to the senior first team of Mohun Bagan Super Giant.[3]
His definitive breakthrough occurred during the 2024–25 Indian Super League season under the guidance of Spanish head coach Jose Molina.[4] Due to tactical adjustments and injuries within the defensive line, Biswas earned a spot in the starting eleven. On 23 September 2024, he scored his first professional senior goal for the club, netting a powerful header against NorthEast United FC in an ISL fixture.[5]
Following this milestone, head coach Jose Molina publicly commended his defensive maturity and tactical awareness, highlighting him as a prominent future prospect for the senior Indian national team.[6] Biswas maintained his position as a regular fixture in the squad's central defense throughout both domestic league campaigns and continental AFC competitions.[1]
International Career
Biswas's consistent defensive performances at the club level earned him recognition within the national team pipeline. In March 2026, he received an official call-up to the India national under-23 football team for the U-23 Tri-Nation Tournament, solidifying his status as a key component of India's future defensive lineup.[7]
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Early Life and Background
Biswas was born and raised in West Bengal, India. Developing a passion for football at an early age, he joined the youth development system of Mohun Bagan Super Giant. He progressed consistently through the club's various age-group academy teams, eventually earning opportunities in local tournaments and the prestigious Calcutta Football League (CFL), where his performances caught the attention of the senior team coaching staff.
Club Career
Mohun Bagan Super Giant
Following his impressive developmental years in the youth setup and the CFL squad, Biswas was officially promoted to the senior first team of Mohun Bagan Super Giant.
His definitive breakthrough occurred during the 2024–25 Indian Super League season under the guidance of Spanish head coach Jose Molina. Due to tactical adjustments and injuries within the defensive line, Biswas earned a spot in the starting eleven. On 23 September 2024, he scored his first professional senior goal for the club, netting a powerful header against NorthEast United FC in an ISL fixture.
Following this milestone, head coach Jose Molina publicly commended his defensive maturity and tactical awareness, highlighting him as a prominent future prospect for the senior Indian national team. Biswas maintained his position as a regular fixture in the squad's central defense throughout both domestic league campaigns and continental AFC competitions.
International Career
Biswas's consistent defensive performances at the club level earned him recognition within the national team pipeline. In March 2026, he received an official call-up to the India national under-23 football team for the U-23 Tri-Nation Tournament, solidifying his status as a key component of India's future defensive lineup.
References
- Dippendu Biswas Profile on Indian Super League
- MBSG defender Dippendu Biswas on his debut ISL goal - ANI News
- Dippendu Biswas Feature on Khel Now
- Jose Molina on Dippendu Biswas - Khel Now
- Jose Molina rallies Dippendu Biswas for India role - Khel Now
- India U-23 Predicted XI - Khel Now
- Dippendu Biswas burns bright for Mohun Bagan - RevSportz
- Dippendu Biswas and his mother - RevSportz
Early Life and Background
Biswas was born and raised in West Bengal, India.[1] Developing a passion for football at an early age, he joined the youth development system of Mohun Bagan Super Giant. He progressed consistently through the club's various age-group academy teams, eventually earning opportunities in local tournaments and the prestigious Calcutta Football League (CFL), where his performances caught the attention of the senior team coaching staff.[2]
Club Career
Mohun Bagan Super Giant
Following his impressive developmental years in the youth setup and the CFL squad, Biswas was officially promoted to the senior first team of Mohun Bagan Super Giant.
His definitive breakthrough occurred during the 2024–25 Indian Super League season under the guidance of Spanish head coach Jose Molina.[3] Due to tactical adjustments and injuries within the defensive line, Biswas earned a spot in the starting eleven. On 23 September 2024, he scored his first professional senior goal for the club, netting a powerful header against NorthEast United FC in an ISL fixture.[4]
Following this milestone, head coach Jose Molina publicly commended his defensive maturity and tactical awareness, highlighting him as a prominent future prospect for the senior Indian national team.[5] Biswas maintained his position as a regular fixture in the squad's central defense throughout both domestic league campaigns and continental AFC competitions.
International Career
Biswas's consistent defensive performances at the club level earned him recognition within the national team pipeline. In March 2026, he received an official call-up to the India national under-23 football team for the U-23 Tri-Nation Tournament, solidifying his status as a key component of India's future defensive lineup.[6]
References
- ↑ Dippendu Biswas burns bright for Mohun Bagan. RevSportz.
- ↑ Dippendu Biswas and his mother. RevSportz.
- ↑ Jose Molina on Dippendu Biswas. Khel Now.
- ↑ Never thought I'd score this way: MBSG defender Dippendu Biswas on his debut ISL goal. ANI News.
- ↑ Jose Molina rallies Dippendu Biswas for India role. Khel Now.
- ↑ India U-23 Predicted XI. Khel Now.
Early Life and Background
Biswas was born and raised in West Bengal, India.[1] Developing a passion for football at an early age, he joined the youth development system of Mohun Bagan Super Giant. He progressed consistently through the club's various age-group academy teams, eventually earning opportunities in local tournaments and the prestigious Calcutta Football League (CFL), where his performances caught the attention of the senior team coaching staff.[2]
Club Career
Mohun Bagan Super Giant
Following his impressive developmental years in the youth setup and the CFL squad, Biswas was officially promoted to the senior first team of Mohun Bagan Super Giant.
His definitive breakthrough occurred during the 2024–25 Indian Super League season under the guidance of Spanish head coach Jose Molina.[3] Due to tactical adjustments and injuries within the defensive line, Biswas earned a spot in the starting eleven. On 23 September 2024, he scored his first professional senior goal for the club, netting a powerful header against NorthEast United FC in an ISL fixture.[4]
Following this milestone, head coach Jose Molina publicly commended his defensive maturity and tactical awareness, highlighting him as a prominent future prospect for the senior Indian national team.[5] Biswas maintained his position as a regular fixture in the squad's central defense throughout both domestic league campaigns and continental AFC competitions.
International Career
Biswas's consistent defensive performances at the club level earned him recognition within the national team pipeline. In March 2026, he received an official call-up to the India national under-23 football team for the U-23 Tri-Nation Tournament, solidifying his status as a key component of India's future defensive lineup.[6]
References
- ↑ Dippendu Biswas burns bright for Mohun Bagan. RevSportz.
- ↑ Dippendu Biswas and his mother. RevSportz.
- ↑ Jose Molina on Dippendu Biswas. Khel Now.
- ↑ Never thought I'd score this way: MBSG defender Dippendu Biswas on his debut ISL goal. ANI News.
- ↑ Jose Molina rallies Dippendu Biswas for India role. Khel Now.
- ↑ India U-23 Predicted XI. Khel Now.
Early Life and Background
Biswas was born and raised in West Bengal, India.[1] Developing a passion for football at an early age, he joined the youth development system of Mohun Bagan Super Giant. He progressed consistently through the club's various age-group academy teams, eventually earning opportunities in local tournaments and the prestigious Calcutta Football League (CFL), where his performances caught the attention of the senior team coaching staff.[2]
Club Career
Mohun Bagan Super Giant
Following his impressive developmental years in the youth setup and the CFL squad, Biswas was officially promoted to the senior first team of Mohun Bagan Super Giant.[3]
His definitive breakthrough occurred during the 2024–25 Indian Super League season under the guidance of Spanish head coach Jose Molina.[4] Due to tactical adjustments and injuries within the defensive line, Biswas earned a spot in the starting eleven. On 23 September 2024, he scored his first professional senior goal for the club, netting a powerful header against NorthEast United FC in an ISL fixture.[5]
Following this milestone, head coach Jose Molina publicly commended his defensive maturity and tactical awareness, highlighting him as a prominent future prospect for the senior Indian national team.[6] Biswas maintained his position as a regular fixture in the squad's central defense throughout both domestic league campaigns and continental AFC competitions.[1]
International Career
Biswas's consistent defensive performances at the club level earned him recognition within the national team pipeline. In March 2026, he received an official call-up to the India national under-23 football team for the U-23 Tri-Nation Tournament, solidifying his status as a key component of India's future defensive lineup.[7]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Dippendu Biswas burns bright for Mohun Bagan". RevSportz.
- ↑ "Dippendu Biswas and his mother". RevSportz.
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ "Never thought I'd score this way: MBSG defender Dippendu Biswas on his debut ISL goal". ANI News.
- ↑ "Jose Molina rallies Dippendu Biswas for India role". Khel Now.
- ↑ "India U-23 Predicted XI". Khel Now.
Early Life and Background
Biswas was born and raised in West Bengal, India. Developing a passion for football at an early age, he joined the youth development system of Mohun Bagan Super Giant. He progressed consistently through the club's various age-group academy teams, eventually earning opportunities in local tournaments and the prestigious Calcutta Football League (CFL), where his performances caught the attention of the senior team coaching staff.
Club Career
Mohun Bagan Super Giant
Following his impressive developmental years in the youth setup and the CFL squad, Biswas was officially promoted to the senior first team of Mohun Bagan Super Giant.
His definitive breakthrough occurred during the 2024–25 Indian Super League season under the guidance of Spanish head coach Jose Molina. Due to tactical adjustments and injuries within the defensive line, Biswas earned a spot in the starting eleven. On 23 September 2024, he scored his first professional senior goal for the club, netting a powerful header against NorthEast United FC in an ISL fixture.
Following this milestone, head coach Jose Molina publicly commended his defensive maturity and tactical awareness, highlighting him as a prominent future prospect for the senior Indian national team. Biswas maintained his position as a regular fixture in the squad's central defense throughout both domestic league campaigns and continental AFC competitions.
International Career
Biswas's consistent defensive performances at the club level earned him recognition within the national team pipeline. In March 2026, he received an official call-up to the India national under-23 football team for the U-23 Tri-Nation Tournament, solidifying his status as a key component of India's future defensive lineup.
References
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