India Khelo Football (IKF) , a non-for-profit initiative registered under Section 8 of the Companies Act, is not a club, not an academy, nor an agent; it is a platform democratizing Indian football by connecting grassroots talent with professional opportunities. Through strategic collaborations with all stakeholders, IKF ensures that even the most remote talents can access professional stages, integrating rigorous athletic training with academic pursuits. By promoting women's empowerment and community cohesion through football, IKF champions both gender equality and social change, making it a key player in transforming how football is perceived and played across India...Read More
About Us
India Khelo Football was formed to create a structured career path for aspiring football players. This can be achieved by integrating grassroots football with professional football. Our long-term goals in creating this structured career path is to achieve the following
Partners who scout players from IKF events
IMPACT CREATED
Aditya
Chittransh
Jonathan
Moinuddin
Mongstue
Parth
Prasanjit
Jonathan
Mongstu
Pritam
Shubham Navelkar
Sizzilou
Suren
Ayansh Mulley
Neel Khandeparkar
International
We have tied up with partners from across the globe to get access to global opportunities for Indian players. Currently we have partners in UK, Spain, Poland, Portugal, Brazil, Thailand and UAE.
Pan India Hunt
We conduct talent hunt in 50+ cities and villages across India and assess thousands of players to be scouted and fed to clubs/academies.
Regional Partners
IKF takes pride in creating network of partners across India who share similar vision like ours. These are our Regional Execution Partners who furls IKF’s flag high in their respective region.
Clubs
IKF invites top most football clubs in India to shortlist players IKF scouts.20+ ISL & I league clubs turn up to hunt talent for their own consumption.
IKF’s Crown Initiatives
IKF’s Trials
IKF’s Trials
Scouting Certification
Scouting Certification
US University Connect Program
US University Connect Program
Workshop by Premier League Scouts
Workshop by Premier League Scouts
IKF for All
India Khelo Football has programs for all stakeholders in Football ecosystem. Simply select who you are and check what programs are for you.
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Football is the second most popular game in India
The non-profit organization is leading the way to democratizing the football scouting process in the country,
Hyderabad: India Khelo Football (IKF), with the social initiative of AIMS Media Walk With A Difference, (WWAD) is set to launch ‘Football For All’, an initiative for raising awareness and promoting societal acceptance for people with special needs.
The visible emotions surrounding the game of football in India are overarching and vivid. However, the same cannot be said about the efforts that are put in place for infrastructural growth. While the
New Delhi, Oct 6: India Khelo Football (IKF), a non-profit Football platform connecting Indian Football grassroots with the professional Football ecosystem, is becoming a sports partner for AIMS Media's social initiative,
India Khelo Football (IKF), a non-profit Football organization connecting Indian Football grassroots with the professional Football ecosystem, is rolling out the first-of-its-kind ProSoccer Global Workshop in India.
New Delhi [India], October 21 (ANI): India Khelo Football (IKF), a non-profit Football organization connecting Indian Football grassroots with the professional Football ecosystem, is rolling out the first-of-its-kind ProSoccer Global Workshop in India.
Football is the second most popular game in India after cricket and there are some states in our country that consider domestic football to be more popular than domestic cricket.
The Co-Directors, Premier League Scouts and Agents, are coming to India to provide boys and girls (U-13, U-15, U-17, and U-19) with feedback and assessment to kick off their professional football journey.
NEW DELHI: India Khelo Football (IKF) successfully concluded its season 2 National Finals. The event witnessed the participation of over 5000 kids from 40 cities and villages across India, making it the biggest football trial in the country.
Hyderabad: Over 5,000 kids from across the 40 cities and villages in the country took part in the second season of the IKF Season 2 National Finals which concluded recently.