Mohun Bagan Super Giant enter the 2024-25 ISL season with high expectations after a successful 2023-24 campaign where they won the League Shield but narrowly missed out on a domestic treble.
Under new head coach Jose Molina, the Mariners have strengthened their squad with key additions and are looking to build on their success for another title challenge.

Mohun Bagan SG had a stellar 2023-24 ISL season, securing the League Shield with 48 points from 22 matches under Antonio Lopez Habas. They demonstrated a solid balance between attack and defense, dominating the league. However, their hopes of a domestic treble were dashed by Mumbai City FC in the ISL Cup final.
In the Durand Cup 2024, new coach Jose Molina took charge, guiding the team to the final, where they finished runners-up. Despite missing out on the trophy, the Mariners showcased an attacking brand of football under Molina, setting the stage for the upcoming ISL season.
Mohun Bagan have significantly bolstered their squad for the new season. Australian striker Jamie Maclaren, the A-League’s all-time top scorer, and ISL Golden Ball winner Greg Stewart are among the standout additions. Defenders Tom Aldred and Alberto Rodriguez also strengthen the backline, while Apuia brings depth to the midfield.
The Mariners parted ways with key players like Armando Sadiku, Hugo Boumous, and Joni Kauko, but their transfer business reflects a clear focus on a more attack-oriented approach.
Petratos, last season’s Golden Ball winner, is essential to Mohun Bagan’s attacking play. His 17 goal contributions make him a critical part of their forward line.
The team’s top scorer with 12 goals last season, Cummings will look to form a potent strike partnership with Petratos and new signing Jamie Maclaren.
Kaith’s shot-stopping abilities were pivotal in Mohun Bagan’s League Shield win. His consistency and penalty-saving skills will be key in their defense of the title.
Under Jose Molina, Mohun Bagan are expected to maintain an attacking style, focusing on quick transitions. With a reinforced squad, they are well-positioned to challenge for both the League Shield and the ISL Cup.
The season opener on September 13 against Mumbai City FC will be a rematch of last season’s ISL Cup final. Another key fixture in the first half of the ISL includes the much-anticipated Kolkata derby against East Bengal on October 19.