ISL Transfer News: Bipin Singh Joins East Bengal FC From Mumbai City FC
'I promise to give my all for this badge and contribute to East Bengal's success with goals and assists," he continued.
'I am eager to play and win derbies for my club, win trophies and create lasting memories for the incredible East Bengal fans," Singh added.
EBFC gaffer Oscar Bruzon said, 'Bipin is an experienced player with a proven track record and international pedigree."
'He will offer us new possibilities to structure our attack. His inclusion is expected to address our shortcomings in the final third that we faced last season, which can lead to improved decision-making and execution," the Spaniard said.
EBFC head of football, Thangboi Singto, said, 'Bipin is a dynamic and experienced winger who brings a winning mentality to our squad."
'His ability to influence games with his creativity and goal-scoring prowess will be invaluable as we aim to compete for the top spot and chase titles," he added.
The Manipuri forward, Bipin, who featured 21 times in the 2024/25 season for he Islanders, has played 141 ISL games, netting 27 goals and providing 12 assists in all.
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