1. Overview

2. References

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(Mumbai) |  capacity = 5,000 |  chairman = Krishnenddu Sen |  manager = Wali Mohammed |  league = NFL 2nd Division, 
 MDFA-Mumbai Elite League |

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Overview

The brainchild of Krishnendu Sen (media agency owner), Ajit Karmarkar (shipping magnate) and Shankar Maitra (businessman), among others, it had inducted Iranian Jamshed Nassiri as their coach.

Bengal Mumbai FC holds the distinguishing record of winning two major league tournaments during the same year of its inception, i.e. Mumbai Super Division (1998) and Rovers Cup (1998).

Indian Football "Hall of Fame" star Chima Okorie, who played for various clubs in England, Norway and Denmark, played for BMFC during the 2001 – 2002 season and also coached the team in 2006.

References

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• Rajdeep Sardesai
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• Rajendra Chola I
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• Rajendra (name)
• Rajendra Pachauri
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• Rajesh Hukku
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