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Carl McHugh during his 100th appearance in the Indian Super League on Wednesday
Lettermacaward's Carl McHugh has reached a significant milestone by making his 100th appearance in the Indian Super League (ISL).
Currently playing as a defensive midfielder for FC Goa, McHugh's achievement was celebrated by the club alongside teammates Laxmikant Kattimani and Mohammad Yasir, who have also reached the century mark in ISL appearances on Wednesday.
McHugh's football journey began in Ireland before he moved to England, where he played for clubs including Bradford City and Plymouth Argyle. He later joined Scottish side Motherwell, further honing his skills and versatility on the field.
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In 2019, McHugh made the move to India, signing with ATK Mohun Bagan, one of the ISL's prominent teams, and in 2023, McHugh transferred to FC Goa, where he continued to showcase his adaptability by playing in various positions across the midfield and defence.
Speaking about his milestone, McHugh expressed gratitude for the opportunities the ISL has provided and acknowledged the support from his family, coaches, and fans throughout his career.
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