When I talk about Harmanjot Singh raja’s struggle with his life, he humbly states that as the son of a renowned footballer, he has to work even harder than others to elevate his father's name. He never shuts the mouths of his critics. He simply says, "Look, the state of recommendations... this is how it goes. Such situations have led me to diligently practice day and night and develop my football skills to a professional level. That's why my name has already been established in the history of Indian football, like my father's." The name of East Bengal shines in golden letters on the sky of Indian football. Jarnail Singh, a Punjabi legend, used to call me the general of this team. After several setbacks, Harmanjot, a talented footballer from Mahilpur, has once again brought pride to Punjabis. Harmanjot's mother, Narinderpal Kaur, who comes from a sports background, gave birth to Harmanjot and Harsharan with the aim of writing their destinies in football. His life partner, Harmandan Singh Khaira, is also a renowned footballer of his time, who is still contributing significantly to the progress and development of football.

Harmanjot Singh Khabra, a football player from East Bengal, has been successful in various national and international competitions since 2009. He has gained recognition and received praise in the media for his performance in both domestic and international matches. He is highly regarded by his family and is considered the "pride of the nation" in India.

Harmanjot Singh Khabra has become a prominent figure in Indian football and is often referred to as the "king of football" nowadays. His parents' desire was for him to become an excellent football player because he has a natural talent and passion for the sport. Coaches Ali Hasan and Vijay Kumar provided him with technical strategies and guidance from a young age, which helped him excel in the field.

After showcasing a magnificent performance in a match, Harmanjot Singh Khabra received praise from prominent Indian footballer and coach, Mr. P. K. Banerjee, who said, "You are the second jewel of India. What more can a sportsman achieve than becoming greater than this? The king established himself in football at a very young age. When the ball touches his feet, it understands his signals. Love and respect for him come naturally. His ball never misses its target."

In the 2010-11 season, Harmanjot Singh Khabra achieved the title of the Best Player in the National Football League in East Bengal. His team secured the second position in the league. Additionally, East Bengal won the prestigious Federation Cup that year, earning praise for their outstanding performance. The team's achievements in the AFC Cup were also commendable, competing against renowned nations in Asia.

Harmanjot Singh Khabra, a midfielder for the Kolkata League champion team, continued his excellent form by showcasing remarkable performances in the Federation Cup in July 2011. In November 2012, he scored two goals against the Air India team, strengthening his team's position in the National Football League. His goal-scoring ability proved instrumental in boosting his team's performance.

In 2015, Harmanjot Singh Khabra played for Chennaiyin Football Club and became the champion of the Indian Super League. In the 2016-17 season, he joined Bengaluru Football Club and led his team to victory in the Federation Cup. In the following years, he continued to make significant contributions to the Indian Super League and the Asian Football Confederation competitions, I participated in the championship as well. This club, Indian Super League's runners-up, has achieved great success by winning the championship of the Super Cup for the second time. This club has made a historic mark in the football world. They also achieved an excellent position in the Indian Super League in the 2019-20 season. They have played outstanding matches in various countries, including the Maldives and Derby, representing the national team.

In 2002, under the captaincy of mine in the Under-17 category, Punjab State Schoolz Championship was won. Similarly, in 2003, Punjab won the Gold Medal under my leadership. After Punjab, I joined the Tata Football Academy, where I improved my game and went on a tour of England with the Indian team. We played five matches there, winning three and losing one. In 2004, the Indian Junior Team went on its first overseas tour and won the Governor's Gold Cup and L.G. Cup in Delhi. Due to my impressive performance, I was selected for the National Football League by the Tata Academy.

In 2006, I started showcasing my football skills by joining the Sporting Club Goa. With my remarkable achievements, I continued to progress further. In 2009, I joined East Bengal. As a top-ranked club in India, my profile shone even brighter. I made my mark in the Federation Cup by scoring goals, creating a sensation. I was awarded the Best Player in the Main A Division Match and the National League in 2008 in Kolkata. On October 13, 2009, I tied the knot with Ramanik Kaur, a girl from Kalewal Bhagta. My daughter Shayin Khabra is following my footsteps and preparing to make her mark on the field.

Harmanjot is continuously excelling in the field of football in the state of East Bengal for the past seven years. He is the sole Indian footballer among the top five scorers in the state. He has played more than 1380 minutes in the Indian Super League. He has also been included in the top five tacklers of the league, with 43 successful tackles, making him a formidable defender. He has also won the emerging Player of the Year award by the Football Players Association. In 2014, he captained his team and achieved glory in the Indian Super League. He is making a mark in the most prestigious club, Bengaluru Football Club, which is the most expensive club in the country. He has participated in and won several international competitions, representing different communities. He has also contributed to his village by organizing an academy and sports stadium in the name of Saint Baba Harnam Singh, where high-level matches are organized throughout the year, engaging the local community. His family's desire is to nurture football talent and ensure its continuous growth, which is why he is tirelessly playing an active role day and night. Harmanjot Singh, the captain of East Bengal Club, can be considered a living legend, and a book can be written about his accomplishments and achievements.