Clubs pose hurdle before AIFF over ISL bid process approach
Clubs pose hurdle before AIFF over ISL bid process approach
ISL clubs have proposed formation of a new committee to oversee bid process in collaboration with AIFF.
New Delhi: Indian Super League clubs are not “fully satisfied” with the All India Football Federation‘s approach towards the top-flight competition’s long-term commercial and governance framework and have proposed a new “working committee” for a collaborative way forward.
A day before end of a deadline to nominate representative to ISL‘s 22-member governing council, 13 of the 14 clubs (except Inter Kashi) called for “continued dialogue, cooperation and stakeholder engagement” before the next steps could be considered.
“…the clubs were not fully satisfied with the manner in which the recent process was conducted. In that spirit, we propose the formation of a club working committee at........
