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ATK reportedly join race to sign Indian U-17 forward Komal Thatal

Komal Thatal is attracting interest from quite a few clubs at the moment.

Two-time ISL champions ATK are believed to have entered the race to sign India U-17 sensation Komal Thatal.

The forward has already sparked interest from a few I-League clubs and ISL franchise FC Pune City but if reports are to be believed, ATK are now in the driving seat.

The 17-year-old also attracted interest from a Turkish second division side but according to his agent, he prefers a move to the ISL.

ATK are now strong favourites to sign Thatal as well and it will be interesting to see which side the player will choose while deciding his future.

Thatal is one of India's most exciting talents at the moment and is now becoming the subject of a bidding war between ISL sides. Here's hoping he makes the correct choice and makes the most of the opportunity he gets.

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