Mohun Bagan’s ISL ‘2026 Schedule

Mariners would start their long waited ISL campaign with the inaugural match of the ’25-26 edition on coming Saturday, 14th February when they take on Kerala Blasters FC. As we all know, this time it’s going to be a single-leg ISL. 
Matches will be broadcasted live on FanCode, while the match tickets can be booked online through BookMyShow. Here’re the fixtures of the matches of Mohun Bagan.

Opponent Home/Away Date Venue Time (IST)
Kerala Blasters FC Home 14-Feb-26 VYBK 5:00 PM
Chennaiyin FC Home 23-Feb-26 VYBK 7:30 PM
Mohammedan SC Home 28-Feb-26 VYBK 7:30 PM
Odisha FC Away 6-Mar-26 TBD 5:00 PM
Bengaluru FC Away 14-Mar-26 Kanteerava 7:30 PM
Mumbai City FC Home 20-Mar-26 VYBK 7:30 PM
Jamshedpur FC Away 4-Apr-26 JRD Tata 5:00 PM
Punjab FC Home 12-Apr-26 VYBK 7:30 PM
North East United FC Away 19-Apr-26 IG Guwahati 7:30 PM
Inter Kashi FC Home 26-Apr-26 VYBK 7:30 PM
Emami East Bengal Home 3-May-26 VYBK 7:30 PM
FC Goa Away 9-May-26 PJN 5:00 PM

Bagan office resumes

After a long hiatus, Mohun Bagan is back on the pitch. Just some simple drilling and PT on the first day session under the supervision of Bastab Roy. More or less, the full squad except Dimi and Alberto were present. However, Lobera is expected to join with his new deputy by Thursday or Friday. By then, let’s keep a close eye on the proceedings of the ISL saga and new (?) recruitments of our team.

Sergio Lobera takes charge

Mohun Bagan’s new head coach is Spanish tactician Sergio Lobera, appointed in late November 2025; he is a two‑time ISL title winner known for an attacking, possession‑based style and prior success with FC Goa and Mumbai City FC.

Lobera was named the current ISL Champion’s head coach to replace José Molina and began work with the squad immediately.

Lobera is a Spanish coach with experience in European youth systems (including FC Barcelona’s youth setup) and an extensive record in Indian football, having managed FC Goa and Mumbai City FC before joining Mohun Bagan.

He left Odisha FC earlier in 2025 and returned to the ISL stage with Mohun Bagan.

Lobera has won the Indian Super League (ISL) title twice and secured League Shield honours during his stints in India, establishing him as one of the most successful foreign coaches in the competition’s history. His teams have consistently finished at or near the top of the table, combining high goal‑scoring records with strong possession metrics.

 

He is credited with implementing an attacking, high‑pressing system and developing Indian talent into key first‑team contributors.

Lobera favors possession‑oriented, attacking football with quick transitions and positional play; his sides are known for creating high-quality chances and controlling matches through ball retention.

He has a track record of improving forwards and midfielders, helping them adapt to a more technical, possession‑based approach.

The supporters can expect a tactical reset focused on regaining consistency and attacking fluency as Lobera integrates his methods with existing stars like Jamie Maclaren and Jason Cummings.

We wish him all the best.