MUMBAI: Reigning Indian Super League champions Mumbai City FC on Monday announced the arrival of goalkeeper Mohammad Nawaz into the club.
The 21-year-old joins the franchise on a three-year contract until May 2024, a media statement issued by the club here stated.
A product of AIFF Elite Academy, Nawaz secured a move to FC Goa in 2018, where he featured for the club’s reserve team in the I-League second division and was handed a first team debut during the 2018-19 campaign.
Having played an instrumental role in FC Goa’s successful campaigns in 2018-19 and 2019-20, winning the Super Cup and the League Winners’ Shield, the 21-year-old custodian became a pivotal member of Gaurs’ set-up.
He recorded as many as nine clean sheets in 33 appearances in his first two seasons with the Goan side.
The Manipur-born player, who represented India at the 2016 BRICS U-17 tournament, made 10 appearances for FC Goa in the 2020-21 season during their run to the semifinals.
“I would like to thank Mumbai City FC for showing faith in me and giving me the opportunity to play at a club that wants to win games and win trophies,” Nawaz said.
“I had a chance to speak to many of my friends who are now my teammates and they spoke highly of the great culture at the club,” he added.
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