Fijian football star Roy Krishna has celebrated a remarkable milestone by scoring his 100th goal in Indian football during a recent match that saw him lead Malappuram FC to a commanding 4-1 win over Rorca Kochi in the Super League Kerala. Krishna achieved this milestone by converting a well-executed penalty, further enhancing his already impressive reputation in the sport.
Having previously played for several clubs in India, Krishna joined Malappuram FC in September 2025 after a commendable stint with Labasa FC. His expertise and offensive dynamism have made a noticeable impact on the Indian Super League since he debuted in 2019. Despite facing serious challenges, such as a significant knee injury that limited his performance in the last season at Odisha FC—where he still managed to be one of the top goal scorers—Krishna has shown remarkable resilience.
Internationally, Krishna remains a key figure for the Fiji national team, fondly referred to as the Bula Boys. Since debuting in 2007, he has accumulated over 61 caps and netted more than 40 goals for Fiji. His unwavering dedication serves as both motivation for his teammates and inspiration for young athletes in his homeland.
Now, as he begins a new chapter with Malappuram FC, Krishna is focused on regaining his full fitness and continuing to make significant contributions to both his club and national team. His journey exemplifies the extraordinary resilience athletes often demonstrate in overcoming setbacks, painting a hopeful picture for fans eager to watch him thrive on the field once again. Krishna’s ability to surmount challenges and achieve notable successes speaks volumes about his character and unwavering commitment to the beautiful game.