1970 Asian Games bronze medal profitable soccer nice Subhas Bhowmick dies aged 73 in Kolkata

Subhas Bhowmick, the celebrated former soccer participant and former coach, died in Kolkata aged 73 after batting kidney-related sicknesses for almost 4 months. Bhowmick was a part of the Indian staff that received bronze on the 1970 Asian Games. (Image courtesy: Rittick Mondal)HIGHLIGHTSBhowmick was a part of the Indian staff that received bronze on the 1970 Asian GamesHe led East Bengal to the ASEAN title in 2003He additionally led them to successsive National League titlesLegendary former participant and former coach Subhas Bhowmick died on Saturday in a Kolkata hospital. Bhowmick was battling kidney issues and was present process remedy for the previous three and a half months.

As a participant, Bhowmick was a part of the Indian staff that received bronze on the 1970 Asian Games. He performed as a striker and participant for a variety of large golf equipment, together with each Kolkata giants Mohun Bagan and East Bengal alongwith Mohammedan Sporting, Salgaocar and Churchill Brothers.Bhowmick ended his taking part in profession in 1979 and launched into a profitable teaching profession. He led East Bengal to the ASEAN title in 2003 and to successive National League titles. He then replicated that success with Churchill Brothers as technical director.Bhowmick had been admitted to a nursing dwelling in Ekbalpur, Kolkata after testing optimistic with Covid 19.Click right here for IndiaToday.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.