ISL Teams Urge AIFF for Resolution

The Indian Super League (ISL) clubs have asked the All India Football Federation (AIFF) to find a solution by December 8.

They are worried that if this doesn't happen, the league might face big problems.

The ISL season, which usually starts in October, has been postponed indefinitely.

The agreement between the AIFF and its commercial partner, Football Sports Development Limited (FSDL), is ending soon.

Without this agreement, the league doesn't have a plan for making money or running in the future.

The clubs have been paying their players and staff, but they say it's getting very hard.

They want the AIFF to work with the government and tell the Supreme Court about their plan to fix these issues.

The future of the ISL and Indian football depends on this.