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#5 Roy Krishna (ATK)
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ATK has invested highly in the summer and will be looking for a change of fortunes after enduring a dismal couple of seasons. The two-time champions have gone in for the likes of Dheeraj Singh Moirangthem, Michael Soosairaj, Carl McHugh and Michael Regin and the Fijian striker Roy Krishna.
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Krishna has spent the last six years of his career in the Australian top flight, the A-League. The 2018-19 season was his best in terms of output as he bagged 19 goals in 27 matches.
The forward with Indian roots was happy to return to the sub-continent. A lot of expectation will be on him to score and make up for the lack of end product from the likes of Balwant Singh, Kalu Uche and Jayesh Rane.
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Edited by A. Ayush Chatterjee
