inIndian Super League

Top Indian league (ISL) — 14 clubs.

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in East Bengal
The city of Kolkata — a historic club, who ended a 22-year wait to win their first ISL title in the 2025/26 season.
emamieastbengal.com
in Mohun Bagan
The city of Kolkata — India's oldest sports club (1889), currently named Mohun Bagan Super Giant.
mohunbaganclub.com
in Mumbai City
The city of Mumbai — part of the City Football Group, multiple ISL champions.
mumbaicityfc.com
in Bengaluru FC
The city of Bengaluru — one of the most successful Indian clubs, ISL champions 2018/19.
bengalurufc.com
in Jamshedpur
The city of Jamshedpur (Jharkhand) — club of the Tata Steel company.
fcjamshedpur.com
in Punjab
The city of Mohali — the first club to reach the ISL via the I-League (2022/23), formerly RoundGlass Punjab FC.
rgpunjabfc.com
in Goa
The state of Goa — a club known for attacking football, multiple ISL finalists.
fcgoa.in
in Kerala Blasters
The city of Kochi — a club with one of the largest fanbases in the ISL.
keralablastersfc.in
in North East Utd
The city of Guwahati — representing the seven states of north-eastern India.
neutdfc.com
in Inter Kashi
The city of Varanasi — a young club representing the sacred city on the Ganges.
interkashi.com
in Odisha FC
The city of Bhubaneswar — playing at the Kalinga Stadium, joined the ISL in 2019.
odishafc.com
in SC Delhi
The capital Delhi — the club's new name and home city since the 2025/26 season, formerly Hyderabad FC.
scdelhi.in
in Chennaiyin
The city of Chennai — two-time ISL champions (2015, 2018).
chennaiyinfc.com
in Mohammedan
The city of Kolkata — one of the oldest football clubs in Asia, founded in 1891.
mohammedansportingindia.com