Fijian footballer Roy Krishna has officially joined Bula Football Club as a marquee player, a move expected to significantly enhance the team’s dynamics and performance. Anushil Kumar, the interim chief executive officer of Bula FC, confirmed the signing, expressing optimism about the impact Krishna will have on the squad.
Kumar highlighted that Krishna’s extensive experience and leadership skills would serve as a valuable asset, particularly for younger players who will look to him for guidance and inspiration. “His inclusion in the squad will boost the team in many ways,” said Kumar, also noting that Krishna is a well-known brand in football, which could help the club fulfill its commercial responsibilities.
Krishna’s return to Fiji follows a successful stint with Malappuram in the Kerala Super League in India, marking a notable transition for the player. The concept of a marquee player refers to a highly skilled athlete whose involvement not only attracts fans but can also elevate the overall profile of the team and league, often allowing for a special salary cap.
Bula FC is gearing up for its OFC Professional League campaign, kicking off against Vanuatu United on January 17 in New Zealand. The addition of Krishna is viewed not just as a boost to the team’s competitive edge, but also as a move that could energize the overall football scene in Fiji, inspiring local aspiring athletes and drawing attention to the sport.
Leave a comment