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Rajasthan United Football Club is an Indian professional football club based in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Founded in 2018 as JECRC CF, the academy team participated in inaugural edition of R-League A Division in 2019, and clinched the title. In 2020, JECRC CF was rebranded as Rajasthan United.[3] The club is currently competing in the I-League, the second tier of Indian football league system.[4]

Rajasthan United
Full nameRajasthan United Football Club
Nickname(s)Desert Warriors[1]
Short nameRUFC
Founded2018; 6 years ago (2018)
(as Jaipur Engineering College and Research Centre CF)
GroundVidhyadhar Nagar Stadium
Capacity3,000
OwnerVertak Group[2]
Head coachWalter Caprile
LeagueI-League
2023–24I-League, 11th of 13
Websiterajasthanunitedfc.in
Current season

Rajasthan United won the 2021 I-League Qualifiers and thus became the first ever club from the state to qualify for the I-League.[5][6]

History

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Rajasthan United FC is the premier professional football club based in Jaipur. The club was founded in 2018 by an engineering student Kamal Singh Saroha, with his colleagues and friends as JECRC CF (Jaipur Engineering College and Research Centre), and re-branded as Rajasthan United in 2020,[3][7] after the introduction of Rajat Mishra and Swapnil Dhaka as the co-founders.[8] In its first year of inception, they managed to win the R-League A Division.[9][10] In the second season, United came out as runners-up and earned a spot for the I-League qualifiers.

 
Players and personnel of Rajasthan United at the New Bengaluru Football Stadium in Karnataka, during I-League Qualifiers in 2021.

In collaboration with Witty International School, they set up its residential football academy in Bhilwara.[11] In 2021, United were crowned champions of the I-League Qualifiers, thus becoming the first club from Rajasthan to qualify for the I-League.[12][13][14] In December, the club appointed Spanish manager Francesc Bonet as new head coach.[15][16]

 
Rajasthan United player (in red), in action against Aizawl on a matchday of I-League, at the Kishore Bharati Krirangan in March 2022.

On 26 December 2021, they made their I-League debut against RoundGlass Punjab with only nine players, in which they were defeated by 2–0. United later roped in former La Liga player Mauro dos Santos of Argentina.[17] The club reached championship stage of 2021–22 I-League and ended their campaign as sixth in league table.[18]

Rajasthan United began their 2022–23 season campaign at the 131st edition of Durand Cup[19][20] on 20 August with a magnificent 3–2 win against Indian Super League side ATK Mohun Bagan.[21] The club moved to the quarter-finals, defeating Indian Navy in the final group game, but was eliminated losing 3–1 to Hyderabad at the end.[22] In November, the club reached final of Baji Rout Cup in Odisha, in which they clinched title defeating Churchill Brothers in penalty shootout.[23][24] When the 2022–23 I-League began, the club again faced Churchill Brothers in their first match, and earned three points with 2–1 win.[25] In December, the club participated in Dausa Gold Cup in Rajasthan,[26] in which they finished as runners-up after 1–0 defeat to FC Kerala.[27] In October 2024, the club roped in Uruguayan manager Walter Caprile as head coach.[28]

Stadiums

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Rajasthan United FC uses Rajasthan University Sports Complex in Jaipur as their home ground, and sometimes the Witty Sports Club ground.[29] In October 2022, the club announced that they will use Ambedkar Stadium in New Delhi for matches of 2022–23 I-League, as the traditional home and away games format was reinstalled.[30] Before 2021, in few matches of the state league, they used Sawai Mansingh Stadium.[31]

In April 2023, Rajasthan United announced that the club will use Vidyadhar Nagar Stadium in Jaipur in the 2023–24 I-League season.[32]

Crest, colours & kits

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Ravi Kumar Punia in official club kit of Rajasthan United in 2021

The club's crest features historical monuments of Rajasthan, Maharana Pratap and Thar desert in background with R.U.F.C. monogram.[33] It symbolises rich and royal culture and heritage of Rajasthan.

Kit manufacturer and shirt sponsors

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Period Kit manufacturer Shirt sponsor
2019–2020 AIO Sports[34] Fire1on1[35]
2021 MISTK
2021–2022 Ambition Sportswear Purnima University[36]
2022–2023 Omtex Sports[37]
2023–2024 AIO Sports[38] AU Small Finance Bank
2024–present King Sports Vertak Group

Players

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First-team squad

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As of 17 November 2024

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK   IND Bhabindra Malla Thakuri
3 DF   IND Wayne Vaz
4 GK   IND Gautam Virwani
5 DF   IND Tejas Krishna (on loan from Punjab)
6 MF   IND Gou Kuki
7 FW   IND Seiminmang Manchong
8 FW   IND Pranjal Bhumij
10 FW   ESP Alain Oyarzun
11 FW   IND William Pauliankhum
13 MF   IND Jacob John Kattookaren
15 DF   IND Novin Gurung
16 DF   IND Martand Raina
17 DF   IND Suraj Negi
18 MF   IND Mahitosh Roy
20 MF   IND Yash Tripathi
22 DF   ECU Ronaldo Johnson Mina
23 DF   IND Pritam Kumar Soraisam
No. Pos. Nation Player
26 MF   COL Ronny Rodríguez
27 MF   IND Aniket Panchal
31 GK   IND Anant Shah
32 FW   IND Pangambam Naoba Meitei
33 GK   IND Dinesh Choudhary
36 DF   IND Abhash Thapa
40 GK   IND James Kithan
66 MF   IND Sheikh Tahir
77 DF   IND Mohit Singh Verito (captain)
91 MF   IND Tanmoy Ghosh (on loan from Mohammedan)
92 DF   IND Dizian Gonmei
95 MF   IND Nathan Chilhang
99 FW   IND Ningthoujam Pritam Singh
— FW   ESP Gerard Artigas
— FW   URU Lucas Rodríguez
— FW   GHA Ernest Antwi

Personnel

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Current technical staff

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As of 22 November 2024
Role Name
Head coach   Walter Caprile
Assistant coach   Vikas Rawat
Goalkeeping coach   Sandip Nandy
  Neeraj Sharma
Strength and conditioning coach   Himanshu Bisht
Physio   Ashwin Kumar P.
Team manager   Hrishi Kharat

Records and statistics

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Overall records

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As of 2 September 2024
Season Division Teams Position Avg. attendance Super Cup Durand Cup AFC Champions League AFC Cup
2021 I-League 2nd Division 9 1st 🔒 Closed Doors

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Did not participate

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Did not participate

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Did not qualify

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Did not qualify

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2021–22 I-League 13 6th
2022–23 12 9th 1,369 Qualifying-playoff Quarter-finals
2023–24 13 11th 207 Did not participate Did not participate Did not qualify Did not qualify

Season by season

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As of 2 September 2024
⭐ Top scorer in division
🇮🇳 Top Indian scorer in division
Season League Finals Super Cup Other competitions Top scorer(s)
Division Pld W D L GF GA Pts Pos Durand Cup Player(s) Goals
2021 I-League 2nd Division 6 3 3 0 8 4 12 Champions — Did not participate

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Did not participate

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  Sukhjit Singh
  Aman Thapa 		2
2021–22 I-League 18 5 7 6 16 16 22 6th —   Sardor Jakhonov
  Alocious Muthayyan
  Pedro Manzi
  Pritam Singh 		3
2022–23 22 7 4 11 19 32 25 9th — Qualifying-playoff Quarter-finals   Aidar Mambetaliev 4
2023–24 24 6 7 11 40 63 25 11th — Qualifier Group stage   Richardson Denzell 16

Managerial record

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As of 2 September 2024
Name Nationality From To P W D L GF GA Win% Ref.
Vikrant Sharma   India 2020 2021 6 3 3 0 8 4 050.00 [39]
Francesc Bonet   Spain 2021 2022 18 5 7 6 16 16 027.78 [8]
Pushpender Kundu   India 2022 2024 43 13 10 20 51 78 030.23 [1]
Walter Caprile   Uruguay 2024 till date 0 0 0 0 0 0 !— [40]

Notable players

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See also: Category:Rajasthan United FC players

Past and present internationals

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The foreign players below have senior/youth international caps for their respective countries. Players whose name is listed, represented their countries before or after playing for Rajasthan United.[41]

Honours

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League

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Cup

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RUFC youth

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Youth football is practiced in Rajasthan United FC, and their under-17 team for the first time, took part in the 2022–23 U-17 Youth Cup in January 2023.[62][63] The club launched a residential football academy in Bhilwara, Rajasthan, in 2021, collaborating with Poornima University.[64][65] The academy of Rajasthan United gained an 'elite category' accreditation by the All India Football Federation in December 2023.[66] Clubs under-17 team took part in Administrator's Challenge Cup in Chandigarh in 2022.[67]

Honours

  • Rajasthan U-17 Senior Open Tournament
    • Runners-up (1): 2022–23[68]

Affiliated club(s)

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The following club is currently affiliated/associated with Rajasthan United FC:

  •   Kohima Town Club (2022–present)[69]

See also

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Footnotes

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  1. ^ The tournament is known fully as "All India Late Captain Pratap Singh Memorial Football Tournament; The Reserve team of Rajasthan United FC finished as runner-up in 2023

References

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