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Delhi Dynamos signs Milan Singh, Soram Poirei

| | Jul 19, 2016, at 12:15 am
New Delhi, July 18 (IBNS): ISL side Delhi Dynamos on Monday said it has signed footballers Milan Singh and Soram Poirei.

Soram Poirei is a goalkeeper who will be making his ISL debut with the Delhi side.

Milan Singh is a central midfielder.

Milan has come on loan from DSK Shivajians.

coach Gianluca Zambrotta was quoted as saying by the club website: "I am very pleased to have Soram and Milan on my team. These two players are really talented and I look forward to working with them. Their names were discussed over the last couple of days among all of us, including club president Prashant Agarwal and the backroom staff. We believe that they fit perfectly in our plan for the upcoming season.”
 

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