Indian Footballers Face Salary Cuts as ISL Struggles; FC Goa Players Accept Reductions

• Indian Super League (ISL) faces financial difficulties, leading to delayed season start and player salary cuts.
• FC Goa players and staff, including captain Sandesh Jhingan, accepted salary reductions for the upcoming season.
• FC Goa described the players' decision as 'selfless' amid 'turmoil in Indian football'.
• Bengaluru FC owner Parth Jindal also appealed to players for 'sacrifice' due to financial burdens, hinting at salary cuts.
• Foreign players are leaving ISL clubs, with several Spanish and Japanese players departing in recent days.

Why It Matters: Indian football's ISL is in decline, forcing players to accept salary cuts due to financial woes.