Bhubaneswar, May 12 (PTI): Indian Super League franchise Odisha FC on Friday said that their goalkeeper Amrinder Singh has signed a new contract, extending his stay at the club until 2026. The announcement comes after a successful season for OFC in the ISL and becoming the Super Cup champions. Amrinder played a massive part in the club winning its first silverware. AFC Asian Cup 2023: India To Kick-Off Campaign Against Australia on January 13, 2024.

He was awarded the 'Goalkeeper of the Tournament' in the Super Cup.

His performances were also recognized in the Tri-Nation Tournament, where he was adjudged the 'Best Goalkeeper' along with Gurpreet Singh Sandhu.

The 29-year-old shot-stopper has consistently performed for the club, making 21 appearances this ISL season with a save percentage of 62%, 112 catches, passing accuracy of 61%, and is the only goalkeeper to have an assist.

Amrinder's abilities as a goalkeeper won him the 'Golden Glove' in his debut season with Mumbai City FC. That season Singh had kept 10 clean sheets in 23 matches. In total Amrinder boasts a whopping 37 clean sheets in the league. AR Khaleel Dies: Former AIFF Vice-President Passes Away at 91, Indian Football’s Governing Body Expresses Grief.

Odisha FC will be playing in the AFC Cup next season, and Amrinder's presence will be crucial for the club's success.

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