Ritesh Thapa
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Career & Clubs
Thapa made his debut for Nepal on September 29, 2003 although it was a dark day in his country's football history. Nepal were playing South Korea in the 2004 AFC Asian Cup qualification and lost by a record 16-0. Thapa came on as a half-time substitute for goalkeeper Ujjwal Manadhar in the game. Thapa played two games at the 2012 Nehru Cup, picking up one yellow card. He has made twelve appearances for his country so far.
Thapa was born in Itahari, Nepal. He started his career with the Three Star Club, but joined the Nepal Police Club four years later in 2004. He won many achievements with the Nepali Police Club, including a runners-up medal at the 2007 AFC President's Cup. He also won the Martyr's Memorial A-Division League four times with the Nepali Police Club.
Thapa is known as a hardworking and dependable player in the squad and always has a positive attitude. He however lacks concentration during games.
- Club
- Nepal Police Club (2004–)
- Club
- Three Star Club (2000–2004)
- Club
- Nepal men's national football team (2003–)
Legacy
AFC President's Cup Runners-up: 2007 Martyr's Memorial A-Division League Winner: 2006–07, 2010, 2011, 2011–12 Runners-up: 2004–05
Clubs
- Nepal men's national football team2003current
- Nepal Police Club2004current
- Three Star Club2000–2004
Played together with
Aditya ChaudharyThree Star Club · 2012–2014
Anil GurungThree Star Club · 2005–2005
Anil GurungThree Star Club · 2005–2006
Bharat KhawasNepal Police Club · 2011–2012- Bikash Singh ChhetriThree Star Club · 2008–2012
Bikram LamaThree Star Club · 2011–2016- Biraj MaharjanThree Star Club · 2007
Jagjit ShresthaThree Star Club · 2013- Ju Manu RaiNepal Police Club · 2004–2009
- Ju Manu RaiNepal Police Club · 2010
Kiran ChemjongThree Star Club · 2009–2016
Rabin ShresthaNepal Police Club · 2008
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Identifiers & aliases
Ritesh Thapa is a former footballer from Nepal who played as goalkeeper. He made his first appearance for the Nepal national football team in 2003. He played for Nepal Police Club.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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