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Jamshedpur FC sold for just ₹100: Tata Steel transfers club to Churchill Brothers

Tata Steel approved selling Jamshedpur FC to Churchill Brothers for a nominal ₹100. The deal includes the Indian Super League sporting license and player contracts. Churchill Brothers will assume these obligations starting September 2026. This exit follows Tata Steel's announcement of non-participation in the 2026-27 ISL season.

The Economic Times

Please reconsider JFC's ISL withdrawal: AIFF chief Chaubey appeals to Tata group

AIFF President Kalyan Chaubey urged Tata to reconsider its Jamshedpur FC withdrawal. He believes Tata's decision was not purely financial, despite assurances. Chaubey respects Tata's long-standing contribution to grassroots football development. The AIFF hopes for Tata's continued presence in senior league football. The federation is ready to incorporate suggestions for…

The Economic Times

JFC's ISL exit is a long-planned strategic move, not linked to anything else: Tata Steel VP

Jamshedpur FC's withdrawal from the Indian Super League was a planned strategic decision. This move focuses on strengthening grassroots football development and nurturing young talent. The club's decision was independent of any league commercial future uncertainties. Tata Steel aims to return to its legacy of identifying and developing players. The…

The Economic Times

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Not mandatory for ISL clubs to sign Overseas Citizen of India players: All India Football Federation

The All India Football Federation has clarified OCI player signings are optional. Clubs are encouraged but not mandated to enlist Overseas Citizen of India players. The federation also stated that an Indian striker requirement is now optional. This decision follows discussions with Indian Super League teams regarding league operations. AIFF…

The Economic Times

Indian Super League in turmoil with domestic game on brink of collapse

Dispute between governing body and commercial partner has forced top-flight clubs to suspend player salaries

The Guardian - UK

Bengaluru stops salaries as India’s Super League turmoil deepens

Indian Super League side Bengaluru has stopped player salaries amid ‘uncertainty’ around domestic football season.

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ISL Semifinals: Jamshedpur FC snatch late winner in first leg against Mohun Bagan

They were beaten in the first leg of the league stage and managed a 1-1 draw in front of the home crowd in the return leg. On Thursday, Khalid Jamil’s Jamshedpur FC lit up JRD Tata Sports Complex with skipper Javi Hernandez scoring a later winner in the 2-1 win…

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Bengaluru FC keen to tame Goa in Indian Super League semis

BENGALURU: FC Goa head coach Manolo Marquez will walk into the Sree Kanteerava stadium without any added pressure. The Spaniard knows that he will get another crack at the high-flying Bengaluru FC (BFC) on Goa’s home turf on Sunday. And it’s that comfort zone which Gerard Zaragoza's boys would target…

The Times of India

Manolo's Goa hand Hyderabad third consecutive defeat

HYDERABAD: FC Goa made their coach Manolo Marquez's 100th Indian Super League (ISL) game a memorable one as they routed Hyderabad Football Club 2-0 for their fourth straight victory, at the GMC Balayogi Stadium on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Goa exploit Blasters' defensive frailties to eke out a 1-0 victory

KOCHI: Kerala Blasters once again paid a heavy price for their defensive mistakes as they slumped to a 0-1 defeat against FC Goa in the Indian Super League match at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium here on Thursday.

The Times of India

ISL: Mohun Bagan go top with 3-0 rout of Jamshedpur FC

KOLKATA: Mohun Bagan SG moved to the top of Indian Super League standings with a comfortable 3-0 win over Jamshedpur FC at the Salt Lake Stadium on Saturday. A Liston Colaco magic on the cusp of half-time on either side of goals from Tom Aldred (15th minute) and Jamie Maclaren…

The Times of India

ISL: Chennaiyin FC, Mumbai City FC share the spoils

CHENNAI: The landmark 1000th Indian Super League match between Chennaiyin FC and Mumbai City FC on Saturday was a slow burner.

The Times of India

JFC suffer consecutive 5-goal hammering

It proved to be another nightmare for Jamshedpur FC at JRD Tata Sports Complex on Monday as they were made to endure a 1-5 loss to Chennaiyin FC after their five-goal defeat in the last Indian Super League game.

The Times of India

ISL: Chennaiyin FC look to attack wounded FC Goa

CHENNAI: The Indian Super League matches between Chennaiyin FC and FC Goa have been goal fests more often than not, irrespective of the coaches and players involved.

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ISL: 10-man HFC hold Chennaiyin

HYDERABAD: Hyderabad FC earned their first point of the season by holding two-time champions Chennaiyin FC to a goalless draw in their Indian Super League (ISL) clash at the GMC Balayogi Stadium on Tuesday. The hosts were reduced to 10 men in the 71st minute but showed great resilience to…

The Times of India

ISL: 10-man NEUFC held at home by Kerala Blasters

KOLKATA: Looking to make a comeback to winning ways in front of their home fans, a 10-man NorthEast United FC paid the price for profligacy and were left to eke out a 1-1 draw against Kerala Blasters in an Indian Super League (ISL) match in Guwahati on Sunday.

The Times of India

Imran Khan should get to next level: Khalid Jamil

KOLKATA: Jamshedpur FC coach Khalid Jamil was more than pleased with the performance of Imran Khan who had an incredible Indian Super League (ISL) game against Mumbai City FC at JRD Tata Sports Complex in Jamshedpur on Saturday.

The Times of India

Punjab FC's Luka Majcen out for 6-8 weeks with fractured jaw

KOLKATA: Punjab FC suffered a severe blow very early into the Indian Super League (ISL) season 11 campaign as their pivotal, overseas striker Luka Majcen was ruled out for at least 6-8 weeks, due to the injury suffered during their season opener against Kerala Blasters FC in Kochi on Sunday.

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A lot at stake as Mohun Bagan get ready for Asian football

KOLKATA: Mohun Bagan SG's start to the season may be a bit bumpy. A loss to NorthEast United in the Durand Cup final to allowing Mumbai City FC to snatch a 2-2 draw in the Indian Super League opener is anything but confidence-boosting. More worryingly, the team failed to protect…

The Times of India

ISL: Odisha's home run broken as Chennaiyin script 3-2 comeback win in season opener at Kalinga

KOLKATA: Looking for a head start to their 2024-25 Indian Super League (ISL) campaign, Sergio Lobera's Odisha FC suffered a rude jolt when visitors Chennaiyin FC scored a stunning 3-2 comeback win at Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar on Saturday.

The Times of India

Lukas Brambilla has big shoes to fill, but he is excited for the challenge: Chennaiyin FC coach Owen Coyle

CHENNAI: Chennaiyin FC head coach Owen Coyle acknowledged that Lukas Brambilla has "big shoes" to fill, but backed the Brazilian creative midfielder to come up with the goods in the upcoming Indian Super League (ISL) season.

The Times of India

Cloud over Mohammedan Sporting’s Indian Super League campaign

KOLKATA: Just days after Indian Super League confirmed that Mohammedan Sporting Club (MSC) will be the newest side in the domestic top-tier competition, taking the total number of teams in the upcoming season to 13, question marks were raised over the side’s participation this season.

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ISL likely to scrap Asian player rule, increase salary cap

PANAJI: Indian Super League (ISL) clubs have been told there will possibly be changes to the coach and player selection guidelines, with the Asian player signing now no longer a mandatory requirement.

The Times of India

I-League stars get India callup; 3 among 4 from Mizoram

KOLKATA: A change in the selection had been long overdue. And with India's back to the wall and a job at stake, coach Igor Stimac finally opened the doors for Indian talents in I-League to be included in the national team squad.

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