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Gujarat Super League
Organising bodyGujarat State Football Association
Founded2024; 0 years ago (2024)
CountryIndia
StateGujarat
Number of teams6
TV partnersSports Cast
FIFA+
Websitehttps://gsfa.in/
Current: 2024 Gujarat Super League

The Gujarat Super League, is an upcoming state-level football league of Gujarat, organized by the Gujarat State Football Association. It will feature 6 teams in the initial season, and plans to hold matches at Ahmedabad.[1] It is planned to run parallel to the Gujarat SFA Club Championship.

Teams

Locations of the Gujarat Super League clubs
Gandhinagar Giants
Gandhinagar Giants
Saurashtra Spartans
Saurashtra Spartans
Vadodara Warriors
Vadodara Warriors
Surat Strikers
Surat Strikers
Ahmedabad clubs: Ahmedabad Avengers Karnavati Knights
Ahmedabad clubs:
Ahmedabad Avengers
Karnavati Knights
Locations of the Gujarat Super League clubs
Team City Owner Head Coach Assistant Coach Manager
Ahmedabad Avengers Ahmedabad God TMT, VIVAN - The Right Steel (Sahil Patel & Shalin Patel) Tapas Ghosh Ashish Sadhu Kshitij Jain
Gandhinagar Giants Gandhinagar Ratnamani Metals & Tubes (Prashant Sanghvi), ANVI Sports Shakti Chauhan Kamlesh Maradia Gulab Singh
Karnavati Knights Ahmedabad The Address (Yash Shah & Advita Patel) Dharmesh Patel Llewellyn Pinto Dhaval Parmar
Saurashtra Spartans Saurashtra Axita Cotton (Kushal Patel) Anil Patel Anil Tomar Naren Trivedi
Surat Strikers Surat Loyal Equipments (Alkesh Patel) Balpreet Singh Antrix Patel Hardip Majirana
Vadodara Warriors Vadodara K&D Communication (Kamlesh Gohil) Salim Pathan Darshansinh Raol Savio D’Costa

See also

References

  1. ^ DeshGujarat (28 March 2024). "Gujarat Super League to Revolutionize Football Landscape in Gujarat". DeshGujarat. Retrieved 6 April 2024.