FIFPRO calls for a road map to start the Calcist Calculating Indian Super League season

August 20 – The FIFPRO world player union has urged the urgent action to end the crisis that paralyzes Indian domestic football because the Indian Super League (ISL) remains detained.

India’s top flights have been scheduled to begin in September, but ISL remains suspended after negotiations between FA India (AIFF) and its commercial partners, Football Sports Development Ltd (FDSL), stopped. At the same time, the Supreme Court’s decision was waiting for the validity of the AIFF constitution.

In a statement on Tuesday, Fifpro Asia/Oceania said: “Lack of clarity for players during the 2025-26 Super League season (ISL) season, which arises from disputes about organizations and league governance that has caused unlimited suspension, has a significant impact on their livelihoods, careers and welfare.” “.”

“Players have experienced unilateral suspension and violates the law from their work contracts to further notice. This action is a direct violation of the rights of the players’ workers and causes significant pressure.”

Earlier this month, Bengaluru FC, Odisha FC and Chennayin FC suspended salary or stopped operations until the solution to the crisis was reached. Odisha owner Rohit Sharma said he had no much choice but to take drastic action because the club could not plan a new season or generate commercial offers.

The agreement, signed in 2010, gave FSDL exclusive commercial rights to ISL for 15 years. This includes sales of sponsors and broadcast rights and league management. In return, FSDL guarantees an annual fee of $ 5.1 million. The agreement used up in December.

The Supreme Court, Indian media reports, will hear this week’s request in developing the way for solutions.

Fifpro Asia/Oceania urged stakeholders to “confirm the ISL season schedule and build a clear road map for this season to begin, and ensure the club continues to meet all contract obligations for players.”

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