Tue, Aug 4, 2026
Sports
Shrestha inks deal with Hume United
Nepali national team midfielder Jagjeet Shrestha has recently signed a deal to play for Hume United Football Club of Australia.bookmark
Narayan Khadka
Published at : July 18, 2016
Updated at : July 18, 2016 08:37
Melbourne
Nepali national team midfielder Jagjeet Shrestha has recently signed a deal to play for Hume United Football Club of Australia.
Shrestha, who has already represented the Melbourne-based club in the State League Division 3 match, inked an 18-month deal for a monthly salary of Aus$ 1,500. The tie-up was possible thanks to a local Nepali club here—Yeti FC—who initiated for the player’s move to the club.
“It is a great honour to have an opportunity to play in Australia,” said Shrestha on Sunday. “I will try to use this opportunity to the maximum especially in the absence of national and international football in Nepal,” added the former Three Star Club mi dfielder, who has over 30 caps for Nepal.
Most Read from Sports
Nepali football in free fall as FIFA ban, league shutdown drive players away
Coach behind Sunmaya Budha’s rise sees Nepal as ultra-running’s next powerhouse
Nepal’s SAFF Championship hopes hinge on FIFA lifting ANFA suspension
From viral videos to Halchowk: 11-year-old Sajani Tamang to begin elite journey with APF FC
‘There is still fire in me’: How Abhishek Bastola is battling administrative neglect to keep Nepal’s tennis dream alive
Editor's Picks
Nirmal Purja, who redrew the limits of human endurance and reshaped Nepali mountaineering, dies in Broad Peak avalanche
Habitat concerns grow as Nepal counts a record 429 tigers
The journey for fodder is too often becoming a final one
Built for adventure, held back by regulations
Bureaucracy gripped by fear and uncertainty as trust deficit deepens
E-PAPER | August 04, 2026
×




19.84°C Kathmandu















