The Indian Super League (ISL) has been touted as a game-changer for the standards of Indian football. However, Chennaiyin FC skipper Bojan Djordjic believes that if the country wants to rise above the current 158th position that it currently languishes in, they should seek the help of smaller countries abroad.


Chennaiyin FC captain Bojan Djordjic (left) along with Gouramangi Singh during an event at the Trident yesterday. Pic/Suresh KK 

"All India has to do is take help from foreign teams like Sweden, where I am from, and Serbia who have done well. They need to have a step-by-step approach. If they do so you will see results," said the former Manchester United midfielder on the sidelines of the jersey launch of the Chennai franchise yesterday.