Who is Rahul Bheke । AFC Champions League First international ligue Winner indian footballer .

 

Rahul Bheke AFC Champions League- Mumbai City first Indian team to win match after beating Air Force Club 2-1-INDIAN FOOTBALLER Rock's-Local lad Rahul Bheke scored the winner.

Rahul Bheke turned into the main Indian to score in the AFC Champions League | Mumbai City FC

Late on Monday night, in the 75th moment of a football match, Rahul Bheke rose most noteworthy to head home a corner and give his group a startling lead. Mumbai City FC clutched that lead, protecting in numbers, risking bodies, and when the last whistle blew following 15 minutes and six extra something else for stoppages, they had composed their name in Indian football's set of experiences books.

Mumbai City's 2-1 win over Iraq's Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya (additionally called Air Force Club) at the King Fahd Stadium in Riyadh, was whenever an Indian group first had won an AFC Champions League match. Furthermore, it was fitting that the principal win came kindness a triumphant objective from a player brought up in the city - the primary Indian to score in the tip top rivalry.

Be that as it may, in no way, shape or form was this a smooth experience for the Indian group. Flying corps Club ruled a greater part of the match, making 20 (just six on track) chances at objective contrasted with Mumbai's five endeavors, and would be advised to ownership of the ball - 54.2 percent to 45.8 for Mumbai.

Steadfast protecting from captain Mouratada Fall, combined with unruly completing from the Iraqi advances guaranteed the score stayed at 0-0 at midway.

The gridlock was broken in the 59th moment through Hammadi Ahmed. It appeared to be the conduits would open on the Group B longshots, yet Mumbai City held firm and began to push back to look for a balancer.

Bipin Singh caught a heaved pass and headed it towards Diego Mauricio who was gotten down the crate. The Brazilian himself moved forward to take the punishment and struck it straight down the center to even out procedures in the 70th moment.

Five moment later, Ahmed Jahouh - the Moroccan expert at set pieces - conveyed an ideal corner that tracked down Bheke plain in the container. The Indian planned his leap and intensely headed home the victor.

This was Mumbai City's second match of the opposition subsequent to missing out 3-0 to Saudi Arabia's Al-Shabab on Friday.

They next play UAE outfit Al-Jazira at a similar setting on Thursday.

Rahul Shankar Bheke conceived 6 December 1990 is an Indian expert footballer who plays as a safeguard for Indian Super League club Mumbai City and the Indian public group.

Early vocation and Air India

Brought into the world in Mumbai, Maharashtra, Bheke began to play football for his school groups prior to joining the under-19 crew of Mahindra United. Bheke then joined his first expert club, Air India, and played for them from 2011 to 2013. After Air India were removed from the I-League, Bheke joined Mumbai Tigers. He played for them in little cup contests prior to leaving the club.

Mumbai

In January 2014, Bheke got back to the I-League after he finished paperwork for Mumbai. He made his presentation for the club on 15 January against Mohun Bagan in the Federation Cup. He came on as a substitute for Pappachen Pradeep as Mumbai lost 1-0.He proceeded to show up for the club that season and was marked an agreement expansion which will keep him till next season.

Bheke scored his first expert objective on 7 April 2015 against Bengaluru at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium. His 67th-minute objective put Mumbai in the number one spot yet Robin Singh figured out how to level two minutes before stoppage time to end the game 1-1.

East Bengal

After two seasons with Mumbai, Bheke finished paperwork for individual I-League side, East Bengal. Bheke played his first presentation match on 23 January 2016 against most despised rival Mohun Bagan which completed in a 1-1 draw.He played his last match of the time on 10 April in a 3-1 loss against Bengaluru FC.Bheke left the club borrowed for Kerala Blasters in the 2015 Indian Super League. After two credit stretches, Bheke got back to East Bengal for the 2016-17 I-League season. Bheke played his first match of the time on 7 January 2017 in a 1-1 draw against Aizawl FC.Bheke played his last match with East Bengal against his previous club Mumbai FC, which they came out winning on a major edge of 0-4.

Kerala Blasters (credit)

After a decent execution for Mumbai during the 2014-15 I-League season, Bheke was one of the accessible players during the 2015 Indian Super League homegrown draft. Tragically, Bheke was not picked in the draft. Nonetheless, in September 2015, it was uncovered that Bheke had joined the Kerala Blasters for their pre-season camp and ultimately he endorsed with the club borrowed from East Bengal.Bheke made his presentation for the club during their initial installation against NorthEast United on 6 October 2015. He began and played an hour and a half as Kerala Blasters won 3-1. He played his keep going match on 18 October in a 0-1 loss against Delhi Dynamos (present Odisha FC).

Pune City (advance)

Bheke was credited to previous Indian Super League side FC Pune City from East Bengal after his advance term with Kerala Blasters. He played his first match for the club against ATK on 6 November 2016 which they rose to win 2-1. Bheke lost his first match with Pune on 25 November against his previous club Kerala Blasters, which they lost 2-1. He played his last match against ATK in the return leg at street which finished in a 0-0 draw.

Bengaluru

Bheke was picked by Bengaluru in Round 4 out of 2017-18 ISL Players Draft. Bengaluru was one of the two new sections to Indian Super League. Bheke played his first match with Bengaluru in quite a while mainland debut in the 2017 AFC Cup against April 25 SC on 23 August 2017, which finished 3-0 to Bengaluru. Bheke played his first association match of the 2017-18 Indian Super League season on 19 November 2017 in their very first match in ISL against Mumbai City FC, which finished 2-0 to Bengaluru. Bengaluru had an ideal presentation crusade, as they qualified for the finals of the 2017-18 Indian Super League season with Bheke in group subsequent to overcoming his previous club FC Pune City on a total score of 3-1. Bheke began in the last against Chennaiyin FC however was crushed on a score of 2-3. Bheke played his first match of the 2018 AFC Cup on 13 February 2018 against T.C. 

Sports Club, which turned out in a 2-3 triumph for Bengaluru.On 22 February 2018, Bengaluru expanded his agreement for a considerable length of time which will keep him at the club till 2021. Bheke played his first match 2018-19 Indian Super League season on 30 September against the reigning champs Chennaiyin, which finished 1-0 to Bengaluru.Bengaluru had a champion mission, as they qualified for the finals once more in that season against FC Goa. 

The match went on halt for the two sides yet the triumph was fixed for Bengaluru when Bheke scored the choosing objective in the 117th moment to win the primary Indian Super League prize for Bengaluru. Bheke was named man of the match on the last eve for his lone objective in the 117 moment. Bheke played his first match of the 2019-20 Indian Super League season against NorthEast United FC on 21 October 2019, which finished in a 0-0 draw. He scored his first objective of the time on 22 January 2020 in a 3-0 triumph over Odisha. Bengaluru qualified for the knockout stage for the third back to back time the season with Bheke on side yet was crushed by ATK on a total score of 3-2. Bheke began in his first match of the 2020 AFC Cup qualifying end of the season games against Maziya on the second leg of the passing round, which Bengaluru won 3-2 however lost on punishments after the after total score of 4-4 prompted the shoot-out. 

Bheke played his first match of the 2020-21 Indian Super League season against FC Goa on 22 November 2020 in a 2-2 draw. He scored his first objective of the time against NorthEast United on 12 January 2021, which finished in a 1-1 attract because of the adjuster scored by Bheke. After the 2020-21 ISL crusade, Bheke left Bengaluru subsequent to burning through four seasons at the club.

Mumbai City

On 19 August 2021, Bheke joined Mumbai City on a two-year bargain. He was subsequently remembered for club's 2022 AFC Champions League crew.