Chhetri looks forward to BFC's redemption and life under Pezzaiuoli
The HinduThe first few days after Sunil Chhetri tested positive for COVID-19 were the worst of his life. You think you will be fine…you are a fit person and nothing will happen….but I really struggled.” A month on, Chhetri is inching towards full fitness, slowly and steadily, even as Bengaluru FC gears up for the 2021 AFC Cup Preliminary Stage Two clash against Nepalese side Tribhuvan Army FC, on April 14 in Goa. Following the disastrous 2020-21 Indian Super League campaign, in which BFC finished seventh out of 11 teams and saw its then manager Carles Cuadrat fired, Chhetri expects a response. Also, the fact that we were horrible last year, to say the least, gives added motivation to every one of us to perform.” Chhetri also feels that it is important for the youngsters to not carry the scars from the unpleasant campaign. Looking forward to it.” “I hope I make the cut… we still have a few days and I hope I make the cut,” Chhetri says with a smile.