Non Residential
Our non-residential programme is BBFS’ primary channel to enrich every child’s life through football. We deliver to every student a holistic experience, which focuses on interaction, learning and growth.
BBFS Residential Football Academy is the premier platform for aspiring football players to initiate and accelerate their journey towards a professional pathway in football.
Success Stories
Hriivei Carlos Pao
Star performer for Garhwal Heroes FC, Delhi’s premier division team owned by BBFS.
Hriivei Carlos Pao
Carlos joined BBFS Residential Academy in 2018 and after a series of good performances, he was selected for Garhwal Heroes Football Club, a premier division team that plays in the Football Delhi Senior Division League. The team is owned by Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools (BBFS). He has also represented various other football clubs such as Sudeva Delhi, TRAU FC, etc.
Lionel Daryl Rymmei
Represented India U15 team in international fixtures after initial years at BBFS Residential Academy.
Lionel Daryl Rymmei
Lionel D Rymmei joined BBFS Residential Academy in 2018 after being scouted from an all-India trial program. He was selected to be part of the Indian U-15s, where he played against the USA, Mexico, Slovenia, Italy and Thailand in the MU-15 Championship. He has represented the India U-17 national team as well and recently won the U-19 SAFF Championships for India.
Deepika Pal
From BBFS Residential Academy to being selected for the India U17 women's camp.
Deepika Pal
Deepika embarked on her journey with the BBFS Residential Academy in April 2022, and in no time, she made waves. In April 2023, she was handpicked to represent India, proving her mettle on the international stage. Deepika played the senior women's nationals in Delhi and the Junior nationals in 2023.
Karthik Panicker
Professional contract with I-League based team after initial years at BBFS Residential Academy.
Karthik Panicker
Karthik Panicker joined BBFS Residential Academy in 2018 after being scouted from an all-India trial program. Since then, he has risen through the ranks. He debuted for Garhwal Heroes FC in 2021 and went on to play for Delhi in the Santosh Trophy. Karthik has signed a professional contract with an I-League club last year.
Ribahunshisha Kharshiing
From BBFS Residential Academy to winning the U17 SAFF Women Championships.
Ribahunshisha Kharshiing
Joining the BBFS Residential Academy in July 2022, Riba wasted no time in making her presence felt. She represented the U17 Indian National Team, where she showcased her prowess on the international stage, playing friendly matches in Jordan and shining in the U17 SAFF Cup held in Bangladesh.
Manbhakupar Malngiang
From BBFS Residential Academy to winning the 2023 U19 SAFF Championships.
Manbhakupar Malngiang
Mabhakupar joined BBFS Residential Academy in 2019 through trials. Since then, he has risen through the ranks performing consistently in the U13, U15 I-League and then got selected for the Indian age-group team. In 2023, he debuted and won the SAFF U19 Championships having scored a goal and assist for team India.
Ishan Gyan
From BBFS Residential Academy to being shortlisted for the India U16 Camp.
Ishan Gyan
Ishan, a goalkeeper with Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools joined our residential academy in the North since its inception in 2018 through the football trials. Since then he has consistently risen through his performances and went on to represent the academy in the youth leagues. Through his performances, Ishan was shortlisted for the India U-16 Camp. Recently he was roped in by the Bengaluru FC youth team.
Rohit Danu
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to the Indian Super League.
Rohit Danu
Before joining the AIFF Elite Academy in 2015, Rohit trained with Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools, and later he was on the verge of playing the FIFA U17 World Cup, but because of an ankle injury, he was left out. But the young lad moved on and joined the Indian Arrows set up and played in the I League before shifting to the ISL with Hyderabad FC and later with Bengaluru FC. He has also represented India in the U16, U17 and U20 international tournaments.
Rakshit Dagar
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to the Indian Super League.
Rakshit Dagar
Delhi boy, Rakshit Dagar started off his journey with Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools and then spent the majority of his career in the I League with various clubs from all over India. Later he moved on to the Indian Super LEague with Jamshedpur FC.
Gaurav Bora
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to the Indian Super League.
Gaurav Bora
Born in Guwahati, Assam, Bora moved with his family to Delhi when he was young. After playing for his school team, Bora was selected to be trained at the Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools. Due to his good performance with the team, Bora was selected to represent the Delhi under-16 state team and was scouted to have a trial with Pune City. His trial was successful and Bora joined the Pune City Academy. He later played for Odisha FC and Northeast United FC in the ISL.
Md. Aashique Kuruniyan
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to the Indian National Football Team.
Md. Aashique Kuruniyan
The Kerala-born pacy winger earned the crucial penalty for the Blue Tigers against Thailand in the AFC Asian Cup opener which eventually, opened the floodgate to garner India's first win in the continent after 55 years. He is capable of playing in multiple positions and tends to be a major threat down the left-flank always. Aashique started his football journey with BBFS and later moved on to Pune City FC. He has also tasted the Spanish flare with the Villarreal FC C team before returning to his homeland. He has also represented Bengaluru FC and Mohun Bagan SG in the ISL.
Rohit Kumar
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to the Indian National Football Team.
Rohit Kumar
Born in Delhi, Rohit represented and captained Delhi in the B.C. Roy Trophy in 2013. He soon joined Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools and later joined DSK Shivajians. He also played for the DSK Shivajians B side in local league matches. He then shifted to ISL with Pune City FC and later moved to Hyderabad FC, Kerala Blasters and currently playing for Bengaluru FC.
Ashish Rai
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to the Indian National Football Team.
Ashish Rai
Rai was born in Pakyong, a small village in Sikkim. He was selected by a local academy in his state at the age of 12. He travelled to Delhi to play in the Subroto Cup and spent a couple of years with BBFS before joining the Pune Academy. Later he moved to Indian Arrows and played in the I League before shifting to ISL with Hyderabad FC and later with Mohun Bagan SG.
Deependra Negi
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to sharing a dressing room with Dimitar Berbatov, Wes Brown and David James.
Deependra Negi
After starting his football journey with Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools, Negi joined AIFF Elite Academy and then moved on to Spain to join CF Reus which played in Spain's second division. After spending a year there, he joined ISL side Kerala Blasters and later moved on to Hyderabad FC and onwards to I League thereafter.
Anirudh Thapa
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to captaining the Indian National Football Team.
Anirudh Thapa
One of the most talented and crafty midfielders that India currently possesses, Anirudh Thapa will forever remember the game against Thailand in 2019 when he scored his first goal for India and the team's third goal in the AFC Asian Cup opener. Thapa started to play at a very young age. His talents were quickly picked up from people around the country and he was made the captain of the AIFF Elite Academy in the U-19 I-League. Thapa signed with ISL club Chennaiyin FC and later got transferred to Mohun Bagan SG. He was a part of the Indian U-16 squad that won the SAFF Championship in 2013.
Anuj Kumar
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to winning the 2013 SAFF U16 Championships.
Anuj Kumar
An athletic shot-stopper, who started his youth career with BBFS and then moved to the AIFF Elite Academy, Anuj Kumar started his ISL journey with FC Pune City in 2017. He impressed at the club as a part of the youth sides and has been with Hyderabad FC since 2019. He spent the latter half of the 2019-20 season with the Indian Arrows before joining Hyderabad FC’s senior side. He spent a season on loan with Aizawl but returned to HFC for the 2022-23 campaign, making his ISL debut for the club.
Success Stories
Hriivei Carlos Pao
Star performer for Garhwal Heroes FC, Delhi’s premier division team owned by BBFS.
Hriivei Carlos Pao
Carlos joined BBFS Residential Academy in 2018 and after a series of good performances, he was selected for Garhwal Heroes Football Club, a premier division team that plays in the Football Delhi Senior Division League. The team is owned by Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools (BBFS). He has also represented various other football clubs such as Sudeva Delhi, TRAU FC, etc.
Lionel Daryl Rymmei
Represented India U15 team in international fixtures after initial years at BBFS Residential Academy.
Lionel Daryl Rymmei
Lionel D Rymmei joined BBFS Residential Academy in 2018 after being scouted from an all-India trial program. He was selected to be part of the Indian U-15s, where he played against the USA, Mexico, Slovenia, Italy and Thailand in the MU-15 Championship. He has represented the India U-17 national team as well and recently won the U-19 SAFF Championships for India.
Deepika Pal
From BBFS Residential Academy to being selected for the India U17 women's camp.
Deepika Pal
Deepika embarked on her journey with the BBFS Residential Academy in April 2022, and in no time, she made waves. In April 2023, she was handpicked to represent India, proving her mettle on the international stage. Deepika played the senior women's nationals in Delhi and the Junior nationals in 2023.
Karthik Panicker
Professional contract with I-League based team after initial years at BBFS Residential Academy.
Karthik Panicker
Karthik Panicker joined BBFS Residential Academy in 2018 after being scouted from an all-India trial program. Since then, he has risen through the ranks. He debuted for Garhwal Heroes FC in 2021 and went on to play for Delhi in the Santosh Trophy. Karthik has signed a professional contract with an I-League club last year.
Ribahunshisha Kharshiing
From BBFS Residential Academy to winning the U17 SAFF Women Championships.
Ribahunshisha Kharshiing
Joining the BBFS Residential Academy in July 2022, Riba wasted no time in making her presence felt. She represented the U17 Indian National Team, where she showcased her prowess on the international stage, playing friendly matches in Jordan and shining in the U17 SAFF Cup held in Bangladesh.
Manbhakupar Malngiang
From BBFS Residential Academy to winning the 2023 U19 SAFF Championships.
Manbhakupar Malngiang
Mabhakupar joined BBFS Residential Academy in 2019 through trials. Since then, he has risen through the ranks performing consistently in the U13, U15 I-League and then got selected for the Indian age-group team. In 2023, he debuted and won the SAFF U19 Championships having scored a goal and assist for team India.
Ishan Gyan
From BBFS Residential Academy to being shortlisted for the India U16 Camp.
Ishan Gyan
Ishan, a goalkeeper with Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools joined our residential academy in the North since its inception in 2018 through the football trials. Since then he has consistently risen through his performances and went on to represent the academy in the youth leagues. Through his performances, Ishan was shortlisted for the India U-16 Camp. Recently he was roped in by the Bengaluru FC youth team.
Rohit Danu
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to the Indian Super League.
Rohit Danu
Before joining the AIFF Elite Academy in 2015, Rohit trained with Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools, and later he was on the verge of playing the FIFA U17 World Cup, but because of an ankle injury, he was left out. But the young lad moved on and joined the Indian Arrows set up and played in the I League before shifting to the ISL with Hyderabad FC and later with Bengaluru FC. He has also represented India in the U16, U17 and U20 international tournaments.
Rakshit Dagar
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to the Indian Super League.
Rakshit Dagar
Delhi boy, Rakshit Dagar started off his journey with Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools and then spent the majority of his career in the I League with various clubs from all over India. Later he moved on to the Indian Super LEague with Jamshedpur FC.
Gaurav Bora
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to the Indian Super League.
Gaurav Bora
Born in Guwahati, Assam, Bora moved with his family to Delhi when he was young. After playing for his school team, Bora was selected to be trained at the Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools. Due to his good performance with the team, Bora was selected to represent the Delhi under-16 state team and was scouted to have a trial with Pune City. His trial was successful and Bora joined the Pune City Academy. He later played for Odisha FC and Northeast United FC in the ISL.
Md. Aashique Kuruniyan
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to the Indian National Football Team.
Md. Aashique Kuruniyan
The Kerala-born pacy winger earned the crucial penalty for the Blue Tigers against Thailand in the AFC Asian Cup opener which eventually, opened the floodgate to garner India's first win in the continent after 55 years. He is capable of playing in multiple positions and tends to be a major threat down the left-flank always. Aashique started his football journey with BBFS and later moved on to Pune City FC. He has also tasted the Spanish flare with the Villarreal FC C team before returning to his homeland. He has also represented Bengaluru FC and Mohun Bagan SG in the ISL.
Rohit Kumar
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to the Indian National Football Team.
Rohit Kumar
Born in Delhi, Rohit represented and captained Delhi in the B.C. Roy Trophy in 2013. He soon joined Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools and later joined DSK Shivajians. He also played for the DSK Shivajians B side in local league matches. He then shifted to ISL with Pune City FC and later moved to Hyderabad FC, Kerala Blasters and currently playing for Bengaluru FC.
Ashish Rai
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to the Indian National Football Team.
Ashish Rai
Rai was born in Pakyong, a small village in Sikkim. He was selected by a local academy in his state at the age of 12. He travelled to Delhi to play in the Subroto Cup and spent a couple of years with BBFS before joining the Pune Academy. Later he moved to Indian Arrows and played in the I League before shifting to ISL with Hyderabad FC and later with Mohun Bagan SG.
Deependra Negi
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to sharing a dressing room with Dimitar Berbatov, Wes Brown and David James.
Deependra Negi
After starting his football journey with Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools, Negi joined AIFF Elite Academy and then moved on to Spain to join CF Reus which played in Spain's second division. After spending a year there, he joined ISL side Kerala Blasters and later moved on to Hyderabad FC and onwards to I League thereafter.
Anirudh Thapa
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to captaining the Indian National Football Team.
Anirudh Thapa
One of the most talented and crafty midfielders that India currently possesses, Anirudh Thapa will forever remember the game against Thailand in 2019 when he scored his first goal for India and the team's third goal in the AFC Asian Cup opener. Thapa started to play at a very young age. His talents were quickly picked up from people around the country and he was made the captain of the AIFF Elite Academy in the U-19 I-League. Thapa signed with ISL club Chennaiyin FC and later got transferred to Mohun Bagan SG. He was a part of the Indian U-16 squad that won the SAFF Championship in 2013.
Anuj Kumar
From Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools to winning the 2013 SAFF U16 Championships.
Anuj Kumar
An athletic shot-stopper, who started his youth career with BBFS and then moved to the AIFF Elite Academy, Anuj Kumar started his ISL journey with FC Pune City in 2017. He impressed at the club as a part of the youth sides and has been with Hyderabad FC since 2019. He spent the latter half of the 2019-20 season with the Indian Arrows before joining Hyderabad FC’s senior side. He spent a season on loan with Aizawl but returned to HFC for the 2022-23 campaign, making his ISL debut for the club.
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