Indian football faces a crisis as the AIFF held urgent meetings with Executive Committee members, ISL club CEO, captains and I-League owners. While ISL clubs explored resource pooling, eight I-League teams boycotted, demanding a unified league structure and a December 15 kick-off. This comes ahead of a Supreme Court hearing following a failed bid to sell the commercial rights for ISL.
Indian football faces a crisis as the AIFF held urgent meetings with Executive Committee members, ISL club CEO, captains and I-League owners. While ISL clubs explored resource pooling, eight I-League teams boycotted, demanding a unified league structure and a December 15 kick-off. This comes ahead of a Supreme Court hearing following a failed bid to sell the commercial rights for ISL.
Indian football faces a crisis as the AIFF held urgent meetings with Executive Committee members, ISL club CEO, captains and I-League owners. While ISL clubs explored resource pooling, eight I-League teams boycotted, demanding a unified league structure and a December 15 kick-off. This comes ahead of a Supreme Court hearing following a failed bid to sell the commercial rights for ISL. 
