<p>India football team head coach Igor Stimac named six newcomers in the 23-man final list for the King’s Cup, beginning in Buriram, Thailand from June 5.</p>.<p>The six newcomers include Rahul Bheke, Brandon Fernandes, Raynier Fernandes, Michael Soosairaj, Abdul Sahal, and India U-17 World Cup team captain Amarjit Singh. In addition, Adil Khan made a comeback to the squad post 2012, while goalkeeper Kamaljit Singh is yet to make his International debut.</p>.<p>“We had to make the difficult decision about the remaining two slots in the squad, and eventually, Nishu Kumar, and Jobby Justin were released,” Stimac said.</p>.<p>The Blue Tigers left for Thailand on Sunday. After an overnight stay in Bangkok, they will fly to Buriram on Monday morning.</p>.<p>Meanwhile central defender Sandesh Jhingan said: “The coach has brought in his new system. We are playing more with the ball now -- more of an attacking side of football. With the success we have had before, players are motivated. They believe they can do more.”<br /><br />The preparatory camp had kicked-off in the Capital on May 21. India play Curacao in their first match of King’s Cup on June 5, while the second match is slated for June 8.</p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Squad: Goalkeepers:</strong> </span>Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, Amrinder Singh, Kamaljit Singh.</p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Defenders:</strong></span> Pritam Kotal, Rahul Bheke, Sandesh Jhingan, Adil Khan, Subhasish Bose.</p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Midfielders:</strong></span> Udanta Singh, Jackichand Singh, Brandon Fernandes, Anirudh Thapa, Raynier Fernandes, Pronay Halder, Vinit Rai, Sahal Abdul, Amarjit Singh, Lallianzuala Chhangte, Michael Soosairaj.</p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Forwards:</strong></span> Balwant Singh, Sunil Chhetri, Farukh Choudhary, Manvir Singh.</p>
<p>India football team head coach Igor Stimac named six newcomers in the 23-man final list for the King’s Cup, beginning in Buriram, Thailand from June 5.</p>.<p>The six newcomers include Rahul Bheke, Brandon Fernandes, Raynier Fernandes, Michael Soosairaj, Abdul Sahal, and India U-17 World Cup team captain Amarjit Singh. In addition, Adil Khan made a comeback to the squad post 2012, while goalkeeper Kamaljit Singh is yet to make his International debut.</p>.<p>“We had to make the difficult decision about the remaining two slots in the squad, and eventually, Nishu Kumar, and Jobby Justin were released,” Stimac said.</p>.<p>The Blue Tigers left for Thailand on Sunday. After an overnight stay in Bangkok, they will fly to Buriram on Monday morning.</p>.<p>Meanwhile central defender Sandesh Jhingan said: “The coach has brought in his new system. We are playing more with the ball now -- more of an attacking side of football. With the success we have had before, players are motivated. They believe they can do more.”<br /><br />The preparatory camp had kicked-off in the Capital on May 21. India play Curacao in their first match of King’s Cup on June 5, while the second match is slated for June 8.</p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Squad: Goalkeepers:</strong> </span>Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, Amrinder Singh, Kamaljit Singh.</p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Defenders:</strong></span> Pritam Kotal, Rahul Bheke, Sandesh Jhingan, Adil Khan, Subhasish Bose.</p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Midfielders:</strong></span> Udanta Singh, Jackichand Singh, Brandon Fernandes, Anirudh Thapa, Raynier Fernandes, Pronay Halder, Vinit Rai, Sahal Abdul, Amarjit Singh, Lallianzuala Chhangte, Michael Soosairaj.</p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Forwards:</strong></span> Balwant Singh, Sunil Chhetri, Farukh Choudhary, Manvir Singh.</p>