Kerala Blasters FC have strengthened their squad ahead of the 2026-27 season with the signings of experienced goalkeeper Amrinder Singh and versatile midfielder Mohammad Yasir. Both players have joined the squad at the club’s pre-season camp in Chennai and have begun preparations alongside their new teammates. They will remain with the Blasters until the end of the 2026–27 season. Amrinder Singh joins Kerala Blasters with a wealth of experience at the highest level of Indian football. The 33 year old goalkeeper arrives from Odisha FC, having previously represented several leading clubs in the Indian Super League, including Mumbai City FC, Bengaluru FC and Mohun Bagan. A proven performer between the posts, Amrinder has made more than 150 ISL appearances during his career and has also represented the Indian national team. He was part of Mumbai City FC’s historic 2020–21 season, when the club won both the ISL League Winners’ Shield and the ISL Cup. Known for his positioning, shot-stopping ability and composure under pressure, Amrinder brings valuable experience to the Blasters’ goalkeeping department. His presence will add depth and healthy competition to the position while providing the squad with an experienced voice at the back. Mohammad Yasir joins the Blasters from FC Goa, bringing creativity, versatility and considerable ISL experience to the squad. The 27-year-old midfielder has been a consistent presence in Indian top-flight football, having previously represented FC Pune City, Hyderabad FC and FC Goa. Capable of operating in multiple attacking positions, Yasir offers flexibility to the coaching staff and can be deployed across the midfield and wide areas. A technically gifted player, Yasir is known for his close control, ability to carry the ball forward and his creativity in the final third. His movement and versatility provide the Blasters with additional options in possession and add further depth to the team’s attacking unit. Yasir has also represented India at senior international level, making his debut for the national team in 2021. The arrivals of Amrinder Singh and Mohammad Yasir add experience and versatility to a Kerala Blasters squad preparing for the new season. While Amrinder strengthens the goalkeeping department with his experience and leadership, Yasir adds further flexibility and creativity to the midfield and attacking options. With both players already part of the pre-season camp in Chennai, they will continue working with the squad as the Blasters build towards the start of the 2026-27 Indian Super League season.

Kerala Blasters FC signed off their Indian Super League 2025-26 campaign in style with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over FC Goa at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on Monday night.

Kerala Blasters FC return home one final time this season as they prepare to face FC Goa at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Kochi, with momentum and belief.

The Blasters extended their unbeaten run to five matches with a commanding 3-1 win over Mohammedan Sporting Club at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on Sunday night. Despite dominating large spells of the first half, the Blasters found themselves behind in the 42nd minute after Mahitosh Roy struck from distance for the visitors. The response, however, was immediate. Just two minutes later, Francisco Feuillassier brought Blasters level, calmly finishing off a perfectly weighted through ball from Kévin Yoke to ensure the sides went into the break tied at 1-1. The second half belonged to KBFC. Ashley Westwood’s men resumed with intensity and control, continuing to dictate possession and create chances. Their pressure paid off in the 58th minute when Víctor Bertomeu rose highest to head home Yoke’s pinpoint delivery and give Blasters the lead. With momentum firmly in their favour, the hosts continued to push forward. Substitute Sreekuttan M S nearly added a third soon after, rattling the crossbar with a deflected effort. The youngster eventually got his goal in the 74th minute. Feuillassier turned provider this time, lifting a clever ball into the box for Sreekuttan to tap home and cap off a well-worked move. Mohammedan’s night went from bad to worse late on when Amarjit Singh was sent off after receiving a second yellow card, as the Blasters comfortably saw out the remainder of the contest. Franchu was named Player of the Match after an influential display that included a goal and an assist, while Yoke’s creativity proved central to Kerala’s attacking dominance with two assists to his name. The result moves Kerala Blasters FC up to 8th in the Indian Super League standings with 14 points from 12 matches. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Up Next: The Blasters take on FC Goa in their final game of the season at home on 18th May. Get your tickets now for #KBFCFCG: https://www.district.in/events/isl-2025-26-kerala-blasters-fc-vs-fc-goa-buy-tickets

Kerala Blasters FC return to the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium today as they prepare to face Mohammedan Sporting Club in the Indian Super League.

A 2–1 victory over Odisha FC was ultimately decided deep into stoppage time, when Matías Hernández rose with conviction to meet a corner and guide home the winner. It was the kind of moment that tends to define dressing rooms. Late, decisive, and built on collective persistence.