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2017–18 ISL Players Draft

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The 2017–18 ISL Players Draft was a players draft conducted by the Indian Super League on 23 July 2017.

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Regulations for the 2017–18 Indian Super League season allow for each club to have a minimum of 15 Indian players and a maximum of 18, which include two mandatory under-21 players.[1] Prior to the draft, each club was allowed to retain a maximum of two senior players from the previous season (2016–17 I-League for Bengaluru FC) as well as retaining up to three under-21 players.[1]

The draft had a total of 15 rounds. New expansion side, Jamshedpur FC, had the first pick in both the first and second rounds. Them and Delhi Dynamos, who didn't retain a single player from the previous season, were the only sides who participate in the first round of the draft.[1] The order for which each team participated in the draft was determined on Saturday, 22 July 2017. Clubs also had the option to use an "Instant Trading Card" during the draft which allowed them to trade a picked player to another club.[1]

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On 22 July 2017, before the draft commenced, the official list of players available for selection were announced. The players listed were:[2]

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Player selection

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Round 1

Only Jamshedpur FC and Delhi Dynamos entered the draft in this round.[1]

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Round 2

Only Pune City entered the draft in this round.[1]

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Round 3

Atlético de Kolkata, Bengaluru FC, Goa, Kerala Blasters, Mumbai City, and NorthEast United all entered in this round.[1]

Round 3 trades

  1. Atlético de Kolkata attempted to instant trade with Pune City for Lewis. Pune City rejected.
  2. Pune City attempted to instant trade with Bengaluru FC for Ralte. Bengaluru FC rejected.
  3. Kerala Blasters attempted to instant trade with Atlético de Kolkata for Lyngdoh. Atlético de Kolkata rejected.

Round 4

Chennaiyin entered in this round.[1]

Round 4 trades

  1. Pune City attempted to instant trade with Kerala Blasters for Lalruatthara. Kerala Blasters rejected.
  2. Chennaiyin attempted to instant trade with Atlético de Kolkata for Rane. Atlético de Kolkata rejected.
  3. NorthEast United attempted to instant trade with Delhi Dynamos for Ralte. Delhi Dynamos rejected.
  4. Goa attempted to instant trade with Bengaluru FC for Bheke. Bengaluru FC rejected.

Round 5

Round 5 trades

  1. Chennaiyin attempted to instant trade with Bengaluru FC for Khabra. Bengaluru FC rejected.
  2. NorthEast United attempted to instant trade with Jamshedpur FC for Gurung. Jamshedpur FC rejected.

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Round 7

Round 8

Round 9

Round 10

Round 11

Round 12

Round 13

Round 14

Round 15

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