In a notable development in the Indian Super League (ISL) transfer market, Isaac Vanmalsawma Chhakchhuak, the versatile midfielder, has inked a deal with Punjab FC, marking a new chapter in his ISL career.
Isaac’s journey in the ISL began with Shillong Lajong in 2014, where he showcased his talents as an offensive midfielder and occasional right winger. His pivotal role contributed to Lajong’s decent performance during the 2016–17 season. Subsequently, he joined FC Pune City for the 2017–18 ISL season, and in June 2018, Isaac signed a two-year deal with Chennaiyin, where he scored his maiden ISL goal against ATK.
Isaac’s impact isn’t limited to the domestic stage; he has also left his mark on the international scene. Representing India U19 in the AFC U19 Championship Qualifiers in 2013, he played a crucial role under coach Colm Toal. His versatility, whether on the wing or as an offensive midfielder, earned him a spot in the national team setup. Isaac made his debut against Bhutan and was part of the India senior team camp for AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers against Kyrgyzstan.
The latest twist in Isaac’s career sees him donning the colors of Punjab FC, a significant move that promises to add flair and dynamism to the team’s midfield. Known for his playmaking abilities and goal-scoring prowess, Isaac’s presence is expected to make a notable impact on Punjab FC’s ISL campaign.
