The magic of the FIFA World Cup 2021 will start happening in a short time time. India is also not untouched by this. Football fans are going to get a thrilling look from the players in this tournament which will be held in Japan in 2021. Football fans from every corner of the world will reach Japan to be part of this tournament.

In this season of FIFA, today we are going to tell you about a football player who has an old relationship with football. He has touched highs at a very young age. JJ Lalpekhlua has emerged as the most promising player in Indian football in recent times. His achievements have been unique and he has greatly influenced his game.

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The Football Players Association of India (FPAI) has awarded him the Best Indian Player-2016 award. He has been awarded the Best Young Player Award by the FPAI (2010-2011). This international player of India qualified the SAIF Championship in January.

Old relationship with football

JJ hails from Hunnithial village of Mizoram and was born on 7 January 1991. The most special thing related to his life is that JJ was born in a family that had an old relationship with football. Both his father and elder brother have played for the local Mizoram club. So at the same time, his uncle has represented the Santosh Trophy in Mizoram.

JJ made his debut at the Model Sporting Club just four months after his father retired. JJ came to Lime Light when he performed in the Yi-Yi Cup in Mizoram. JJ then performed in Mizoram's U-19 team and never looked back after that.

Striker JJ is also the all-time top scorer combined with Sunil Chhetri in the AFC Cup. He has also received the honor of Emerging Player of the Year in 2013 by the All India Football Federation with his various achievements.

Awarded Junior Indian Footballer in 2011

JJ made his international debut in 2012. He received the most votes from fellow professional footballers. He won the coveted trophy by overtaking Indian captain Sunil Chhetri, Bikas Zairu, David Lalrinmuana and Dhanchandra Singh. Incidentally, JJ won the FPAI Junior Indian Footballer of the Year award in 2011.

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Sunil during the recent Intercontinental Cup match against Kenya and performed well. Chhetri had scored two goals, with JJ also scoring a goal. A large number of spectators were present to watch this match.

JJ Lalpekhlua, who plays in the ISL, is the number two goal scorer after Sunil Chetri.

The Indian striker, who scored 23 goals at the international level, further said, "One day my father brought home boxing gloves and I started practicing with him. After that I started taking local coaching and started participating in local competitions as well. ”

JJ also won a boxing competition when he was 10 years old. Even after this, this Mizo sniper showed a tendency towards football and chose the same.

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