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#5 Debjit Majumder (I-League – 2014-15, ISL – 2016)
The man from Hooghly district of West Bengal replaced a permanent name in Shilton Paul from Mohun Bagan’s starting XI since 2014. His excellent skills under the sticks churned out results for the Kolkatan giants as they bagged their first I-League title in 2014-15. Keeping clean sheets had become a daily routine for the 29-year-old and it was time that he translated his performances in ISL too.
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ATK came calling as they replaced Amrinder Singh, their permanent goal-keeper for 2015 season, with Debjit. Three clean sheets and a total of 32 saves in 15 games turned the Bengal lad into a superstar. He was infact hugely responsible for ATK’s second ISL title as he saved a penalty in the tie-breaker against Kerala Blasters in the 2016 final.
ATK showed complete faith in Debjit by deciding to retain him ahead of season 4.
Also read: ISL 2017: Where are ATK's Season 3 winning stars now?
