\u201cPrabhu is working hard under our guidance. We try to develop him in his new position. First of all as a player and then tactically. Through time he will develop technically and he has a lot of future in front of him. With his performance, he deserves a national team call-up, especially when the national team has to defend. If you look at his stats you can see he does not lose the ball. He matches the demands of the national team,\u201d Dilmperis told IANS.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Having gotten off to a stellar start to the season that has seen Prabhu win the PFC Sher of the Month award (Club\u2019s player of the month) having won 35 duels, 11 aerial duels, made 18 interceptions and made 38 recoveries, the 24-year old is yet to play for India.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Dilmperis\u2019 extensive 15-year coaching career includes stints at Iraklis Larisas FC, FC, Panserraikos FC and A. E Ermionida FC, and a five-year stint with American side Rochester NY among other notable teams. Dilmperis also enjoyed a distinguished 17-year playing career as a goalkeeper, representing clubs such as Iraklis FC and Agrotikos Asteras, along with several others.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
It is needless to say Dilmperis had never experienced a setup quite like the Indian Super League (ISL) so the question arises what made him decide to travel across continents to coach a side that was promoted to the first division a year back? The Greek tactician revealed how the \u2018battle for the development of Indian football\u2019 was one of his key reasons for coming to the sub-continent.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cWhen Nikolaos Topoliatis called me and spoke on the opportunity I immediately said yes, there\u2019s nothing we have to discuss, we\u2019ll finalise the rest of the details. I had heard a lot about Indian football. Even in my school years, I used to hear about \u2018Gandhi\u2019s country\u2019.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
It is needless to say Dilmperis had never experienced a setup quite like the Indian Super League (ISL) so the question arises what made him decide to travel across continents to coach a side that was promoted to the first division a year back? The Greek tactician revealed how the \u2018battle for the development of Indian football\u2019 was one of his key reasons for coming to the sub-continent.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
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