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#1 Rehenesh TP
Rehenesh TP is a Northeast United FC faithful, having played for them since the inaugural season. He remains as one of the select few Indian players to have donned only one club's jersey in the ISL throughout all the five seasons apart from Jeje Lalpekhlua and Sandesh Jhingan.
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In the inaugural 2014 season, the Keralite made 40 saves in 12 matches and in the next season, he made seven more. He did lose his number one spot under the sticks in the 2016 season but made a comeback in the next edition when the club finished in the bottom of the table.
But, this season, he lost the numero uno position again to Pawan Kumar and the Punjabi lad has been nothing but magnificent. Rehenesh TP signed a two-year extension in 2017 which kept him till 2019. However, now that the season is over, don't be surprised if he pens the deal with some other ISL or I-League club.
