The team, currently led by Iranian defender Fazel Atrachali and coached by Ram Mehar Singh, plays home matches at The Arena by TransStadia.

[5] The current anthem, Garjega Gujarat, was sung by Daler Mehandi and Gujarati folk singer Aditya Gadhvi.

Notable players in their lineup included Fazel Atrachali, a key defender, and Abozar Mighani, their most expensive overseas pick in the auction.

Sachin's notable performance in Qualifier 1, where he earned 9 points against Bengal Warriors, played a key role in Gujarat Giants reaching the final.

[13] Sachin carried forward his form from season 5, emerging as the top raider for the Giants with 159 successful raids in 23 games.

[21] Rohit Gulia emerged as the top raider for the Gujarat Giants, accumulating 132 raid points across 22 games.

Meanwhile, Sunil Kumar secured six super tackles in 18 games, highlighting his contribution to the team's defensive strategy.

[26] Despite missing key players like Rohit Gulia and Sachin Tanwar, the Giants managed to maintain a competitive edge by retaining Parvesh Bhainswal and Sunil Kumar from the previous season.

Bhainswal emerged as a standout performer, leading the team in tackle points with 56 in 23 games and recording the most super ackles (10).

Ram Mehar Singh had earlier guided the Patna to victory in season 5, and brought valuable experience to the team.

Additionally, Ram Mehar Singh's recognition as an Arjuna recipient for his gold-medal-winning performances at the Asian Games added further credibility to his coaching skills.

Despite this setback, the team persevered, albeit facing a challenging final leg where they suffered 4 consecutive losses.

Having retained core players like Manuj, Sonu Jaglan, Rakesh Sungroya, Rohan Singh, and Parteek Dahiya, they bolstered the squad by acquiring defender Fazel Atrachali, a former Giant himself, for a significant amount of 1.80 crore.

Despite facing intermittent setbacks, including two losses in subsequent three games, they maintained focus towards the end of the season.

[35] In terms of individual performances, Fazel Atrachali made history by becoming the first defender in the league to surpass 450 tackle points.