there was short but while at Bengal he won the Indian Super Cup and Federation Cup. Sporting Goa Fredy then made his return to Goa in 2007 by signing for Sporting Clube de Goa. While at Sporting he played in the I-League with the most notable game coming against his former club, Churchill Brothers, on 18 February 2008 with an 80th-minute goal at the Fatorda Stadium ending the game at 1–1 and denying Churchill of the I-League championship for the time being. Fredy retired from football in July 2009 at the age of 28 and moved to Bermuda to take a non-footballing job. Robin Hood Three years after retiring from football, Fredy made his return by signing for Robin Hood FC of the Bermudian Premier Division. Fredy then made his debut for Robin Hood two days later on 19 March 2012 against PHC Zebras in which he earned huge praise. X-Roads Warriors In 2015, he moved to another Bermudian Premier League side X-Roads Warriors. International Fredy was part of the India national football team during their tour to Canada under coach Bob Houghton and was donning Jersey no. 18. He was also part of the Indian team for their World cup 2010 qualifying matches against Saudi Arabia (home and away). He debuted for the national team on 16 August 2006, in a 3–0 loss to Saudi Arabia. He later attended National camp under Ex-India national team coach Stephen Constantine. Honours Salgaocar Goa Professional League: 2003, 2004 Goa Santosh Trophy: 2008–09 See also List of Indian football players in foreign leagues References External links Indian footballers 1981 births Living people I-League players Salgaocar FC players Churchill Brothers FC Goa players East Bengal Club players Sporting Clube de Goa players Indian expatriate footballers Association football forwards Expatriate footballers in Bermuda Indian expatriate sportspeople in Bermuda Footballers from Goa