ISL Clubs Raise Concerns Over AIFF's Profit Sharing and League Management

Twelve Indian Super League (ISL) clubs have raised concerns over the All India Football Federation's (AIFF) financial handling of the ongoing season, alleging the federation will earn a surplus of approximately Rs 3.4 crore from broadcast rights despite clubs bearing all operational costs. The AIFF stated that the profit-sharing model, including a proposed 60-40 split favoring clubs, originated from club proposals. Disputes also include the AIFF's paywalled Request for Proposal (RFP) document and delays in league governance formation ahead of the season's start.