Bengaluru FC Reserves and Academy

As of 3 August 2019[7]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player 1 GK Dipesh Chauhan 2 DF Johnson Singh Laishain 4 DF FC Lalhmunmawia 5 DF Likmabam Rakesh 6 MF Fredy Chawngthansanga 7 FW Lalthangliana 8 FW Advait Shinde 9 MF Bekey Oram 10 MF Emanuel Lalchhanchhuaha 11 FW Ronik Singh Moirangthem 12 FW Ngangom Guenendro 13 GK Raj Biswas

No. Position Player 14 MF Damaitphang Lyngdoh 16 MF Biswa Kumar Darjee 17 DF Jagdeep Singh 18 DF Robin Yadav 19 MF Amay Morajkar 20 MF Shighil NS 21 FW Roshan Naorem (Captain) 22 FW Akashdeep Singh 23 DF Namgyal Bhutia 29 FW Sridarth Nongmeikapam 31 FW Leon Augustine 38 DF Mohammed Rafi

• Naushad Moosa (2017–present)

Bengaluru FC youth team first participated in 2014 I-League U19, in Rest of India zone along with Hindustan, Aizawl, and Garhwal, where they placed second in the group stage and could not advance. In 2014–15 I-League U19 season, they were placed last in the group stage of Rest of India zone. In 2015–16 I-League U18, they were placed third in the group stage. After the set up of residential academy, U18 team convincingly won their group in Rest of India zone in 2016–17 season defeating Ozone FC and Fateh Hyderabad, while remaining unbeaten. [11]In final round the U18 team finished third in the group failed to advance to the semifinals.

As of 22 September 2019[12]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player 1 GK Dipesh Chauhan 2 DF Johnson Singh Laishain 4 DF FC Lalhmunmawia 5 DF Likmabam Rakesh 6 MF Fredy Chawngthansanga 7 FW Lalthangliana 9 MF Bekey Oram 10 MF Emanuel Lalchhanchhuaha 11 FW Ronik Singh Moirangthem 12 FW Ngangom Gunendro 13 GK Raj Biswa

No. Position Player 14 MF Damaitphang Lyngdoh 17 DF Jagdeep Singh 18 MF Robin Yadav 20 MF Shighil NS 22 FW Akashdeep Singh 29 FW Sridarth Nongmeikapam 32 MF Vinith Venkatesh 33 DF Joshua Wilson 35 FW Macarton Louis Nickson 36 DF Sarath Rajkumar 38 DF Mohammed Rafi

Bengaluru FC participated in the first ever U15 Youth League tournament and were placed in Rest of India II zone with Ozone FC, Fateh Hyderabad, Boca Juniors FS, Kovalam FC, Mahogany FC. Bengaluru finished second behind Ozone to qualify for national finals. In final round Bengaluru U15 drawn into Group A along with United, Aizawl and Sporting Goa. Bengaluru U15 placed third in the group stage and failed to advance.[13] In 2016–17 season Under–16 team, playing in Rest of India zone (Goa) also won the group stage, winning all three games against Dempo, Salgaocar and Sporting Goa,[14] however they lost to eventual champions, Minerva Punjab in the semifinals.

In 2017–18 season Under–15 team, won the Karnataka zone to qualify for national finals. In final round the team was clubbed with MSP FA, SAI Guwahati and FC Goa. Bengaluru topped the group and entered the semifinals, were they lost in penalty shoot-out to DSK Shivajians.

In November 2016, Calvin Abhishek became the first academy graduate to be selected for the senior team.[15] In August 2017 Bengaluru FC added two academy graduates, defender Prashanth Kalinga and forward Leon Augustine, to the squad for 2017 AFC Cup knockout rounds.[16]

In April 2014, the academy also started the initiative of Soccer schools to conduct summer camps, provide training and scout young talents. Soccer schools are currently operated at 5 locations in various parts of Bengaluru.[17][18]

• Richard Hood (2013–2015)
• John Killa (2015–2018)
• John Kenneth Raj (2018–present)