ISL Clubs Warn: Shortened Season Unviable, "Limit to Losses" Reached

• Uncertainty plagues ISL season due to lack of a commercial partner and funding, delaying its start.
• Proposed shortened, centralized season at two venues raises major financial concerns for clubs.
• Clubs face increased contribution (Rs 2.5 crore) and significant revenue loss, with Kerala Blasters projecting up to Rs 40 crore loss.
• Many clubs deem the financial model unviable without a credible commercial partner, despite earlier agreement on revenue sharing.
• Discussions are unofficial; AFC qualification for India could be at risk with a shortened season.

Why It Matters: ISL clubs find a shortened season financially unviable without a commercial partner, fearing massive losses.