Indian football icon Sunil Chhetri has been coaxed out of retirement to aid India in their quest to qualify for the Asian Cup. Chhetri, who initially announced his retirement from international football after the AFC Asian Cup in January, has been convinced to return to the national team by head coach Igor Stimac. The decision to bring Chhetri back into the squad comes as India prepares for the upcoming qualifiers for the Asian Cup. Chhetri’s experience and leadership qualities are expected to be invaluable assets for the team as they aim to secure their spot in the prestigious tournament. The news of Chhetri’s return has been met with enthusiasm and excitement from fans and fellow players alike. Chhetri, who is the captain of the Indian national team, is the country’s all-time leading goal scorer and has been a key figure in Indian football for over a decade. His presence in the team is sure to boost morale and inspire his teammates to perform at their best. With Chhetri back in the fold, India will be looking to make a strong statement in the upcoming qualifiers and secure their place in the Asian Cup.