Gupreet Singh Sandhu has been India's No 1 for a while now. The captain in waiting is now 32, and entering his prime as a goalkeeper. He talks to us about what it takes to play abroad, to play for India, and whether or not four weeks would have made difference to India's Asian Cup campaign.

Des Buckingham broke multiple records in his Indian Super League winning campaign in the 2022-23 season with Mumbai City. He is now manager at Oxford United, in the city he was born, and takes a look back at his time in India while looking forward to the challenge of managing in England. 

Scott Cooper joined Jamshedpur knowing that only something radical will lift the club back to its league-winning heights. The risky Sheffielder has changed the way the club plays. In this episode, he talks about his life, methods, and how he wants to play football. 

Juan Pedro Benali takes over at Northeast United, one of India's most loved clubs. But it is also a club in constant change, missing a steady captain on the ship. Benali is the latest, but he also seems to have quickly rung in the right changes. But can he build a United Northeast?

Adrian Luna has been the heartbeat of Kerala Blasters since joining them a couple seasons ago. Now club captain, he is their main man and was also present during the controversial quick freekick the Blasters conceded in ISL 22-23. In this podcast, we ask Luna all the questions that matter.

Carles Cuadrat takes over a club that is desperate to return to its glory days. East Bengal need a messiah, and for that they have turned to the ISL-winning former Bengaluru FC coach. Can Cuadrat finally bring them back to the elite of Indian football?

Two-time ISL shield and trophy winner Hugo Boumous has had a career flush with silverware in India. The ISL Golden Ball winner is a trophy magnet but with his stunning ability comes a side which few can understand. In this episode, we ask Hugo Boumous the most difficult question: who is Hugo Boumous?

Sandesh Jhingan has been one of the most consistent Indian centre-backs over the last decade. His recent form led to a record streak of clean sheets for the national team and he has also reached four Indian Super League (ISL) finals. The usually reserved Jhingan opens up on his playing style, his personality, and how he feels about splitting opinion among Indian football fans.