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Harmanjot Singh Khabra
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Khabra is the only player in this list who has come agonisingly close to the title with two different clubs. The former Tata Football Academy (cadet) rose to prominence in the 2008-09 I-League when he was a key member of the Sporting Clube de Goa side who were the early pacesetters in the title race. The highly versatile Khabra played in various positions for the Goan club but in the end settled for third spot.
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He has been at East Bengal for four years now and, like Mehtab, has won every major trophy besides the I-League. The new East Bengal vice-captain would be aiming to repeat his consistency from last season in the hope of finally breaking his I-League duck.
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