On the eve of the new season, the Premier League has unveiled a reimagined version of its anthem to celebrate its passionate fanbase in India.

Created in collaboration with Indian artist Dhruv Visvanath and London-based music production company Molecular Sound, the original creators of the League’s current anthem, the new version brings an Indian musical identity to the familiar anthem while retaining the spirit of the original.

The reimagined anthem retains the original’s core melodic identity while introducing distinctly Indian instrumentation, including sitar, sarangi and bansuri, which echo the anthem’s vocal and rhythmic motifs. The original strings were also adapted to an Indian rhythmic feel, blending the League’s established sound with a fresh, local sensibility. 

Visvanath said, "As someone who has grown up with the Premier League, this feels surreal. Indian fans have always been deeply invested in the League, from the late-night kick-offs and matchday rituals to the rivalries and celebrations, and this anthem acknowledges that passion. It gives us a sense that we’re not just watching the Premier League from afar, but that we are a meaningful part of its global community.”

Dave Connolly, Premier League anthem composer and founder, Molecular Sound, added, “When I created the original anthem, I always felt it had the potential to be reimagined and adapted for different audiences. It was exciting to see it take on a new identity through Indian instrumentation while retaining the energy, emotion and spirit of the original. It was wonderful to collaborate with Dhruv on this, he brought a brilliant perspective to the collaboration, and the result feels both familiar and completely fresh.”

Hrishikesh Shende, managing director, Premier League India, said, “The Premier League has had a longstanding relationship with fans in India, and the start of every new season brings a renewed sense of excitement among supporters who have followed the League and its clubs over the years. This season, we wanted to celebrate that connection in a way that felt distinctly Indian, while remaining true to the identity of the Premier League. The reimagined Indian version of the anthem brings together the sound and spirit of the Premier League with a uniquely Indian creative expression, reflecting the passion of fans across the country.”