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ATK (previously known as Atlético de Kolkata), was an Indian football club based in Kolkata, West Bengal, that played in Indian Super League. It was established on 7 May 2014 as the first team in the Indian Super League, and played its home games at the Salt Lake Stadium.[1] The club was merged with Mohun Bagan AC to form Mohun Bagan Super Giant on 1 June 2020.

List of players edit

1. Xavi lara 2. Helder Postiga 3. SK. Jewel Raja 4. Samig Doutie 5. Debjit Mazumder 6. Ian Hume 7. Borja Fernandez 8. Sereno


  • Appearances and goals are for Indian Super League and Super Cup matches only.
  • Players are listed according to the date of their first team debut for the club. Only players with at least one appearance are included.

Statistics correct as of 1 June 2020

Table headers
  • Nationality – If a player played international football, the country/countries he played for are shown. Otherwise, the player's nationality is given as their country of birth.
  • Career span – The year of the player's first appearance for ATK to the year of his last appearance.
  • Matches – The total number of games played, both as a starter and as a substitute.
 
Borja Fernández is the most appeared player for ATK with 47 appearances and he also scalped goal twice.
 
Hume is the all-time leading scorer for ATK with 18 goals.
Name Nat Pos ATK career Apps Goals Ref
Borja Fernández   Midfielder 2014–2016 47 2 [2][3]
Luis García   Forward 2014–2015 13 2 [4]
Ofentse Nato   Midfielder 2014–2017 31 0 [5]
Fikru Tefera   Forward 2014 12 5 [6]
Jofre   Midfielder 2014 12 1 [7]
Josemi   Defender 2014–2015 20 0 [8]
Arnal Llibert   Forward 2014 11 1 [9]
Sylvain Monsoreau   Defender 2014 2 1 [10]
Jakub Podaný   Midfielder 2014 11 2 [11]
Apoula Edel   Goalkeeper 2014 9 0 [12]
Mamunul Islam   Midfielder 2014 0 0 [13]
Basilio Sancho   Goalkeeper 2014 0 0 [14]
Subhasish Roy Chowdhury   Goalkeeper 2014 8 0 [15]
Biswajit Saha   Defender 2014 11 0 [16]
Nallappan Mohanraj   Defender 2014–2016, 2017–2018 11 1 [17]
Kingshuk Debnath   Defender 2014,2016 14 0 [18]
Arnab Mondal   Defender 2014–2019 46 0 [19]
Baljit Sahni   Forward 2014–2015 21 2 [20]
Cavin Lobo   Forward 2014, 2018–2019 7 2 [21]
Denzil Franco   Defender 2014–2016 10 0 [22]
Mohammed Rafi   Forward 2014 10 0 [23]
Sanju Pradhan   Midfielder 2014 11 0 [24]
Climax Lawrence   Midfielder 2014 0 0 [25]
Mohammed Rafique   Forward 2014–2015 7 1 [26]
Rakesh Masih   Midfielder 2014 9 0 [27]
Lester Fernandez   Midfielder 2014 9 0 [28]
Juan Calatayud   Goalkeeper 2015 9 0 [29]
Tiri   Defender 2015–2016, 2020– 24 0 [30]
Jaime Gavilán   Midfielder 2015 16 0 [30]
Valdo   Midfielder 2015 9 1 [31]
Sameehg Doutie   Midfielder 2015–2016 26 5 [32]
Jorge Alonso   Midfielder 2015 2 0 [33]
Javi Lara   Midfielder 2015–2016 23 4 [34]
Iain Hume   Forward 2015–2016 30 18 [35][36]
Hélder Postiga   Forward 2015–2016 12 4 [37]
Dejan Lekić   Forward 2015–2016 6 2 [38]
Amrinder Singh   Goalkeeper 2015 13 0 [39]
Kunzang Bhutia   Goalkeeper 2015,2017–2018 0 0 [40]
Syed Rahim Nabi   Defender 2015 2 0 [41]
Rino Anto   Defender 2015 13 0 [42]
Augustin Fernandes   Defender 2015, 2017–2018 13 1 [43]
Clifford Miranda   Midfielder 2015 1 0 [44]
Jewel Raja   Midfielder 2015–2016 14 0 [45]
Arata Izumi   Midfielder 2015–2016 11 5 [46]
Nadong Bhutia   Forward 2015 2 0 [47]
Sushil Kumar Singh   Forward 2015 5 0 [44]
Dani Mallo   Goalkeeper 2016 2 0 [48]
Shilton Paul   Goalkeeper 2016 0 0 [49]
Debjit Majumder   Goalkeeper 2016–2019, 30 0 [50][51]
Henrique Sereno   Defender 2016 10 1 [52]
Robert Lalthlamuana   Defender 2016 9 0 [53]
Keegan Pereira   Defender 2016 25 0 [54]
Prabir Das   Defender 2016–present 48 0 [53][51]
Bikramjit Singh   Midfielder 2016 7 0 [55]
Stephen Pearson   Midfielder 2016 11 2 [56]
Bidyananda Singh   Midfielder 2016 6 0 [57]
Lalrindika Ralte   Midfielder 2016 13 1 [58]
Pritam Kotal   Defender 2016,2018–present 42 1 [59]
Bikash Jairu   Midfielder 2016 0 0 [60]
Abhinas Ruidas   Midfielder 2016 9 0 [61]
Juan Belencoso   Forward 2016 16 2 [62]
Jussi Jääskeläinen   Goalkeeper 2017 1 0 [63]
Jordi Figueras   Defender 2017–2018 17 0 [64]
Tom Thorpe   Defender 2017–2018 11 1 [65]
Anwar Ali   Defender 2017–2018 8 0 [66]
Ryan Taylor   Defender 2017–2018 11 1 [67]
Ashutosh Mehta   Defender 2017–2018 14 1 [68]
Conor Thomas   Midfielder 2017–2018 20 0 [69]
Eugeneson Lyngdoh   Midfielder 2017–2019 10 0 [70]
Darren Caldeira   Midfielder 2017–2018 3 0 [71]
Carl Baker   Midfielder 2017 0 0 [72]
Rupert Nongrum   Midfielder 2017–2018 15 0 [73]
Hitesh Sharma   Midfielder 2017–2020 30 1 [74][75]
Zequinha   Forward 2017–2018 15 3 [76]
Jayesh Rane   Forward 2017–present 52 3 [77]
Ronald Singh   Forward 2018 2 0 [78]
Bipin Singh   Forward 2017–2018 14 2 [79]
Robbie Keane   Forward 2017–2018 11 8 [80][81]
Njazi Kuqi   Forward 2017–2018 11 8 [82]
Robin Singh   Forward 2017–2018 11 8 [83]
David Cotterill   Forward 2018 3 0 [84]
Martin Paterson   Forward 2018 6 1 [85]
Soram Anganba   Goalkeeper 2018 7 0 [86]
Sibongakonke Mbatha   Midfielder 2018 5 1 [87]
Soram Anganba   Goalkeeper 2018 7 0 [86]
Arindam Bhattacharya   Goalkeeper 2018–present 38 0 [88]
Avilash Paul   Goalkeeper 2018–present 0 0 [89]
Sandeep Singh   Defender 2018–2019 0 0 [citation needed]
André Bikey   Defender 2018–2019 17 1 [90]
Gérson   Defender 2018–2019 21 1 [91]
John Johnson   Defender 2018–present 24 1 [92]
Sumit Rathi   Defender 2018–present 14 0 [93]
Sena Ralte   Defender 2018–2019 2 0 [94]
Ricky Lallawmawma   Defender 2018–2020 20 0 [95]
Aiborlang Khongjee   Defender 2018–2019 7 0 [96]
Ankit Mukherjee   Defender 2018–2019 11 1 [97]
Noussair El Maimouni   Midfielder 2018–2019 10 1 [98]
Pronay Halder   Midfielder 2018–present 24 1 [99]
Ashish Pradhan   Midfielder 2018–2020 0 0 [100]
Raghav Gupta   Midfielder 2018–present 0 0 [101]
Yumnam Singh   Midfielder 2018–present 0 0 [102]
Edu García   Midfielder 2019–present 24 9 [103][104]
H Lalmuankima   Forward 2019 0 0 [105]
Manu Lanzarote   Forward 2018–2019 17 7 [106]
Komal Thatal   Forward 2018–present 18 1 [107]
Kalu Uche   Forward 2018–2019 11 1 [108]
Éverton   Forward 2018–2019 19 1 [109]
Balwant Singh   Forward 2018–present 26 6 [110]
Eli Babalj   Forward 2018–2019 3 0 [111]
Dheeraj Singh   Goalkeeper 2019–present 1 0 [112]
Arsh Anwer Shaikh   Goalkeeper 2019–present 0 0 [113]
Anil Chawan   Defender 2019–present 0 0 [114]
Víctor Mongil   Defender 2020–present 9 0 [115]
Agus   Defender 2019–present 14 0 [116]
Anas Edathodika   Defender 2019–present 9 0 [117]
Salam Ranjan Singh   Defender 2019–present 3 0 [118]
Mandi   Midfielder 2019–present 11 0 [119]
Michael Regin   Midfielder 2019–present 7 0 [120]
Sehnaj Singh   Midfielder 2019–present 8 0 [121]
Javi Hernández   Midfielder 2019–present 20 2 [122]
Michael Soosairaj   Midfielder 2019–present 20 3 [120]
Roy Krishna   Forward 2019–present 21 15 [123]
David Williams   Forward 2019–present 18 7 [124]
Carl McHugh   Forward 2019–present 6 1 [125]
Jobby Justin   Forward 2019–present 9 1 [126]

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