On November 22, the official channel of the Indian Super League recently interviewed Vikram Singh, a forward playing for Mumbai City. This attacker from Chandigarh has had a career-defining performance in the 23/24 season and has been honored as the “Best Newcomer of the Season.”
In the program, when host Suayash asked Vikram about his professional goals, the local talent said, “I still have a lot to achieve in the Indian Super League. I want to become the top scorer of the league. So far, no Indian has won the league’s golden boot. Additionally, I hope to lead Mumbai City to the championship in the coming years.”
“Moreover, my ultimate dream is to represent India on the biggest stage in football—the World Cup. Since I started playing football, I have had the dream of participating in the World Cup. So, I want to see the Indian team on the World Cup stage at some point in the future, and we will definitely qualify for the World Cup. When we do, I want to be part of the team.”
“However, I don’t want to be the next Chhetri (a legendary figure in Indian football). I am Vikram. Everyone knows that his achievements are incredible, but I have my own goals. I think the most important thing is to maintain the longevity of my career, and discipline, diet, etc., are all key. From now on, perhaps I can play for as long as Chhetri. If I can play like him, I can achieve all my goals.”
