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Sunil Chhetri expresses fear over the indefinite suspension of the ISL, highlighting growing anxiety across Indian football due to unresolved contractual issues and legal hurdles.

Sunil Chhetri Voices Concern Over ISL Suspension & Football's Future

Sunil Chhetri on ISL Suspension & Football's Future

Sunil Chhetri expresses fear over the indefinite suspension of the ISL, highlighting growing anxiety across Indian football due to unresolved contractual issues and legal hurdles.

Former captain and top striker Sunil Chhetri on Wednesday said the current state of "uncertainty" in Indian football is very concerning and the sport's ecosystem is "worried, hurt, and scared" by the top-tier ISL being put on hold indefinitely.
Chhetri, who turns up for Bengaluru FC in the league, said he has been inundated with phone calls and messages expressing apprehensions about the future of the sport in the country.
"It began with worrying about how I am on borrowed time with what I have left in the tank. But speaking with players from across clubs, I've realised that my selfish problem isn't as important," the 40-year-old Chhetri posted on X.
"The current situation that Indian football finds itself in, is very concerning. I've received a flurry of texts from players, staff members, physios, masseurs - not just from my club, but from other clubs as well.
"Everybody in the Indian football ecosystem is worried, hurt, scared about the uncertainty we are faced with," he added.
The ISL (Indian Super League) put the 2025-26 season "on hold" due to uncertainty surrounding the renewal of Master Rights Agreement (MRA) between the event organisers and the All India Football Federation.
The league normally runs from September to April, and the current MRA between Football Sports Development Limited (FSDL), which organises the event, and the AIFF is scheduled to expire on December 8, 2025, by which time the ISL would be into its third month.
This was after a Supreme Court directive to AIFF in which the body was asked not to negotiate new terms of the MRA with FSDL, the apex governing body's commercial partner running the ISL, until a final judgment is delivered in the AIFF draft constitution case.
FSDL is also the commercial partner of AIFF, and they signed a 15-year MRA in 2010. According to the MRA, FSDL pays the AIFF Rs 50 crore annually, and in turn gets the rights to broadcast, manage and commercialise Indian football, which also includes the national team.
Chhetri said he was on vacation when he first learnt about the league being put on hold.
"...I must admit it made me smile. And that's because I was on vacation, hadn&rsquo;t moved as much as I would have liked to, and hadn't been eating as clean as I usually do. I had more time than I had bargained to get in shape.
"That 'fortnight' has now changed to 'indefinitely' and that smile's been wiped out. I know that the think tank and all those involved in running the sport are working to get the football season up and running, and I'm hopeful that there is a solid fix sooner rather than later," he said.
The star player, who has come out of international retirement to bolster the Indian team that is enduring continuous poor results, urged for patience nonetheless.
"I may not have all the answers, but my message to all those involved with Indian football &ndash; and more importantly the ones whose livelihood depends on it, the players, staff, kitmen, masseurs, medical teams, production crews, operations staff &ndash; please stay calm.
"We'll ride this storm together. Stick together and look out for each other. Keep training and getting better. Football has to resume soon. It will," he signed off.
The AIFF has said it is "conscious" of ISL's importance to the football ecosystem but had to respect the law of the land by following the Supreme Court directive.

FC Goa secures second place in ISL standings, surpassing Jamshedpur FC after their draw with Kerala Blasters. Goa's 45 points ensure their lead, with Jamshedpur maxing at 44 from remaining matches.

FC Goa Secures Second Place in ISL Standings

FC Goa face Mohammedan after securing second place

FC Goa secures second place in ISL standings, surpassing Jamshedpur FC after their draw with Kerala Blasters. Goa's 45 points ensure their lead, with Jamshedpur maxing at 44 from remaining matches.

Having confirmed a second-placed finish, FC Goa will take on visiting Mohammedan SC in their Indian Super League match here on Tuesday.
The Gaurs have been assured of a second-placed finish after the fourth-placed Jamshedpur FC dropped points with a 1-1 draw with Kerala Blasters.
With two games in hand, the Red Miners can only get to a maximum of 44 points now, which would still fall short of FC Goa's current tally of 45 points from 22 matches.

The Blasters walked out and forfeited their all-important ISL play-off clash against Bengaluru FC in protest against a contentious Sunil Chhetri strike.

ISL: Kerala Blasters stage walkout in playoff match against Bengaluru FC

There was a big controversy in the ISL after the Kerala Blasters decided to stage a walkout and forfeit their all-important ISL play-off clash against Bengaluru FC.

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The Blasters walked out and forfeited their all-important ISL play-off clash against Bengaluru FC in protest against a contentious Sunil Chhetri strike.

The Kerala Blasters on Friday created huge controversy after the team decided to stage a walkout and forfeit their all-important ISL play-off clash against Bengaluru FC in protest against a contentious Sunil Chhetri strike.
After a goalless stalemate during regulation time, Bengaluru FC took a 97th-minute lead when the talismanic Indian captain converted a free-kick.
But the goal led to full-blown drama as the Adrian Luna-led side protested against referee Crystal John's decision to declare it a legitimate goal.
This followed an unprecedented walkout, a first in ISL where Serbian coach Ivan Vukomanovic called back his players.&nbsp;
While Bengaluru FC were declared the winners, the Blasters could face heavy sanctions from the league authorities.
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Nearly 3 years after he was forbidden from playing football after being diagnosed with a rare heart disease, Anwar Ali returned to doing what he loves. The 21-year-old made his way into the Indian Super League as he was signed by FC Goa. 
The road to the field was a tough one. But after undergoing multiple scans, consulting doctors from India and abroad, pleading before various committees, moving the court and submitting an affidavit claiming full responsibility if something were to happen to him on the field, Anwar Ali has been granted permission to play.
Ali was signed by ISL side Mumbai City in 2018 but his dreams came crashing down during a medical examination in the following year when he was diagnosed with a heart problem. AIFF had then restricted him from competitive sports activity as it posed a serious risk to his life.
Also read: I-League suspended for at least six weeks amid rising Covid-19 cases inside bio-bubble

Footballer Anwar Ali with rare heart condition fights his way into FC Goa team

Nearly 3 years after he was asked to stop playing football after being diagnosed with rare heart disease, Anwar Ali made his way into the ISL as he was signed by FC Goa

Nearly 3 years after he was asked to stop playing football after being diagnosed with rare heart disease,&nbsp;Anwar&nbsp;Ali returned to doing what he loves. The 21-year-old made his way into the&nbsp;Indian Super League as he was signed by FC Goa.&nbsp;
The road to the field was a tough one. But after undergoing multiple scans, consulting doctors from India and abroad, pleading before various committees, moving the court and submitting an affidavit claiming full responsibility if something were to happen to him on the field, Anwar&nbsp;Ali has been granted permission to play.
Ali was signed by ISL side Mumbai City in 2018 but his dreams came crashing down during a medical examination in the following year when he was diagnosed with a heart problem. AIFF&nbsp;had then restricted him from competitive sports activity as it&nbsp;posed a serious risk to his life.

Nearly 3 years after he was asked to stop playing football after being diagnosed with rare heart disease,&nbsp;Anwar&nbsp;Ali made his way into the&nbsp;ISL as he was signed by FC Goa

Nearly 3 years after he was asked to stop playing football after being diagnosed with rare heart disease,&nbsp;Anwar&nbsp;Ali returned to doing what he loves. The 21-year-old made his way into the&nbsp;Indian Super League as he was signed by FC Goa.&nbsp;
The road to the field was a tough one. But after undergoing multiple scans, consulting doctors from India and abroad, pleading before various committees, moving the court and submitting an affidavit claiming full responsibility if something were to happen to him on the field, Anwar&nbsp;Ali has been granted permission to play.
Ali was signed by ISL side Mumbai City in 2018 but his dreams came crashing down during a medical examination in the following year when he was diagnosed with a heart problem. AIFF&nbsp;had then restricted him from competitive sports activity as it&nbsp;posed a serious risk to his life.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="I-League suspended for at least six weeks amid rising Covid-19 cases inside bio-bubble" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/i-league-suspended-for-at-least-six-weeks-amid-rising-covid-19-cases-inside-bio-bubble-1641278390307" target="_blank">I-League suspended for at least six weeks amid rising Covid-19 cases inside bio-bubble</a>

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has stepped in to mediate the deadlock between the Sporting Club East Bengal and their investor Shree&nbsp;Cement. The CM has called on a meeting on Wednesday&nbsp;with both parties. While the credit for bringing in Shree&nbsp;Cement as investors to the football club goes to Benerjee, she has been thoroughly involved with the ongoing agreement issue that has emerged in the recent months between the two parties. Due to a delay in signing the term agreement as per which the club's sporting rights including the assets and properties will belong to the investors, the new investors have decided to break their ties. &nbsp;Although they have signed the term sheet, the club has been reluctant in&nbsp;signing the final binding of the agreement despite multiple reminders. Earlier on Monday, Shree&nbsp;Cement informed the Chief Minister of their decision and also assured her to return the sporting rights of the clubs. However, Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;isn't very satisfied with Shree&nbsp;Cement's decision and has decided to now take the matters into her own hands.&nbsp;

Mamata Banerjee to mediate the Shree Cement and East Bengal deadlock

The ongoing deadlock between East Bengal and the sponsors have resulted in violent clashes in the City of Joy&nbsp;

Mamata Banerjee to mediate the Shree Cement and East Bengal deadlock CM has called on a meeting on Wednesday&nbsp;with both parties Banerjee&nbsp;brought in Shree&nbsp;Cement as investors for the club Club reluctant in signing agreement, due to which Shree&nbsp;Cement withdraws

Due to a delay in signing the term agreement as per which the club's sporting rights including the assets and properties will belong to the investors, the new investors have decided to break their ties.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has stepped in to&nbsp;the deadlock between the foot club East Bengal and their investor Shree&nbsp;Cement. The CM has called on a meeting on Wednesday&nbsp;with both parties. While the credit for bringing in Shree&nbsp;Cement as investors to the football club goes to Benerjee, she has been thoroughly involved with the ongoing agreement issue that has emerged in the recent months between the two parties. Also Read&nbsp; Due to a delay in signing the term agreement as per which the club's sporting rights including the assets and properties will belong to the investors, Shree&nbsp;Cement has decided to break their ties. &nbsp; Although the club has signed the term sheet, they have been reluctant in&nbsp;signing the final binding of the agreement despite multiple reminders. Earlier on Monday, Shree&nbsp;Cement informed the Chief Minister of their decision and also assured her to return the sporting rights of the clubs. However, Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;isn't very satisfied with Shree&nbsp;Cement's decision and has decided to now take the matters into her own hands.&nbsp;

Our target is to win every match, we are working hard to play good football, says head coach Robert Jarni, ahead of the popular football tournament kicking off on Oct 23.

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