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Crisis in Indian football worsens after AIFF fails to attract single bid for ISL

The AIFF had launched a tender process last month to hunt for a new commercial partner for the Indian Super League. On the 7 November deadline, however, the Kalyan Chaubey-led body failed to attract a single bid for its premier football league.

AIFF releases top league tender after deadline as ISL clubs allege ‘breach of trust’; base price set at Rs 37.5 crore

The AIFF has set a base price of Rs 37.5 crore annually for the commercial rights of the tier-1 league for the next 15 years. The tender was released on Thursday after ISL clubs slammed AIFF in a letter.

Mohun Bagan face fans’ ire and threat of sanctions after removal from AFC Champions League Two: ‘Clown management and players’

Mohun Bagan Super Giant have been kicked out of the AFC Champions League Two for a second consecutive season and face the threat of sanctions after refusing to travel to Iran.

Supreme Court reserves verdict in ISL MRA case, to announce decision on AIFF constitution soon

A bench comprising ustices PS Narasimha and Joymalya Bagchi has stated that it will pronounce a "short order" on the burning issue of the Indian Super League Master Rights Agreement first before turning their attention towards the All India Football Federation constitution.

FSDL unlikely to walk away from Indian football despite waiving rights granted under existing ISL MRA: Report

The Football Sports Development Limited, which has been organising the Indian Super League since its inception in 2014, had waved their contractual Right of First Negotiation and Right to Match granted to them in the Master Rights Agreement signed with the All India Football Federation in 2010.

Likely dates for Super Cup, ISL revealed as AIFF, FSDL submit joint proposal before Supreme Court

The All India Football Federation and Football Sports Development Limited, which currently organises the Indian Super League, submitted a joint proposal before the Supreme Court on Thursday amidst their ongoing dispute over the top-flight competition's Master Rights Agreement.

ISL impasse: Supreme Court offers ray of hope as it instructs AIFF, organisers to find a solution soon

The Supreme Court has provided a breakthrough amid the ongoing ISL impasse, directing the All India Football Federation (AIFF) and organisers to work towards an early resolution, offering a glimmer of hope for all Indian football fans.

11 ISL clubs urge senior lawyers assisting Supreme Court to bring attention to their crisis ahead of AIFF-FSDL hearing

The letter from the ISL clubs came a day before an Supreme Court hearing of the case on Friday. Amici curiae Gopal Sankaranarayanan and Samar Bansal had earlier mentioned the matter on Monday before the SC which posted the matter for Friday.

Indian Super League case to be heard by Supreme Court on Friday: Report

The Supreme Court of India has reportedly agreed to hear the pleas of the stakeholders on the status of the Indian Super League. The league's future has been uncertain as the MRA between AIFF and FSDL is set to expire in December.

ISL clubs sound alarm to AIFF of facing 'real possibility of shutting down entirely' due to ongoing crisis

A total of 11 Indian Super League clubs, including former champions Mumbai City FC and Bengaluru FC, signed a letter to AIFF president Kalyan Chaubey which urged the national federation to quickly resolve the ongoing impasse over the league's Master Rights Agreement with the Football Sports Development Limited.