Archive · 15 Aug 2025
AIFF to Address ISL Crisis in Supreme Court
The Indian Super League (ISL) is facing problems because the contract between the AIFF and FSDL hasn't been signed.
The AIFF will discuss this issue with the Supreme Court on Monday.
Players and staff are worried because they might not get paid.
The AIFF and the clubs are trying to find a solution together.
The situation has caused at least three clubs to pause operations or suspend salaries.
AIFF will present the ISL issue to the Supreme Court on Monday.
Unsigned Master Rights Agreement has led clubs to withhold player salaries.
The Supreme Court has reserved judgment on the AIFF constitution.
AIFF and ISL clubs discussed concerns over the 2025-26 season.
At least three clubs have paused operations or suspended salaries.
- Who
- AIFF, ISL clubs, FSDL, the Supreme Court, and players.
- What
- AIFF will address ISL issues before the Supreme Court.
- When
- The AIFF will address the issues on Monday.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To resolve disputes and address the uncertainty around the ISL.
Club Concerns
AIFF & FSDL
Contract Renewal
Club Concerns
Clubs seek resolution to the uncertainty surrounding the league and potential legal options.
AIFF & FSDL
FSDL and AIFF are yet to agree on new contract terms.
- Event
- AIFF to mention ISL impasse to Supreme Court
- Involved Parties
- AIFF, ISL Clubs, FSDL
- Key Issue
- Unsigned Master Rights Agreement
- Court
- Supreme Court of India
- Player Salaries
- Withheld by clubs
Sources
AIFF legal counsels to address concerns of ISL clubs
ISL limbo: AIFF calls for meeting between legal counsels of federation and clubs
ISL Clubs Urge AIFF to Inform SC on League Uncertainty
AIFF calls for an urgent meeting with the legal teams of Indian Super League clubs
Amid Indian Super League Uncertainty, AIFF Reveals Details Of Meeting With ISL Clubs, Issues Clarification On Super Cup
AIFF counsel likely to mention ISL impasse to Supreme Court on Monday
Supreme Court may decide fate of ISL next week
