AIFF Must Amend Constitution or Transfer ISL Rights, Clubs Warn

• Twelve ISL clubs urged AIFF to amend "commercially restrictive" clauses in its constitution by the December 20 AGM.
• Clubs warned that if amendments aren't made or a viable system created, AIFF should transfer long-term league rights to them.
• This follows AIFF's failure to attract bids for ISL commercial rights, leading to the current crisis.
• AIFF responded that the matter is complicated as it's currently sub judice before the Supreme Court.
• The ISL 2025-26 season has been delayed, impacting clubs and staff, due to issues with commercial rights and constitutional finalization.

Why It Matters: ISL clubs' demands challenge AIFF, impacting Indian football's future.