Amend commercially restrictive clauses in Constitution during Dec 20 AGM: ISL clubs to AIFF
Amend commercially restrictive clauses in Constitution during Dec 20 AGM: ISL clubs to AIFF
Twelve Indian Super League clubs have urged the AIFF to amend "commercially restrictive" clauses in its constitution, threatening to demand long-term league rights if changes aren't made. The AIFF cited Supreme Court limitations, while clubs expressed urgency to prevent Indian football's collapse. Executive Committee members raised concerns about bypassing procedures.
Twelve Indian Super League clubs have urged the AIFF to amend "commercially restrictive" clauses in its constitution, threatening to demand long-term league rights if changes aren't made. The AIFF cited Supreme Court limitations, while clubs expressed urgency to prevent Indian football's collapse. Executive Committee members raised concerns about bypassing procedures.
Twelve Indian Super League clubs have urged the AIFF to amend "commercially restrictive" clauses in its constitution, threatening to demand long-term league rights if changes aren't made. The AIFF cited Supreme Court limitations, while clubs expressed urgency to prevent Indian football's collapse. Executive Committee members raised concerns about bypassing procedures. 
