SportsIndian Super League Begins New Era with Club-Controlled Commercial Rights
The Indian Super League (ISL) starts a new chapter with clubs taking control of its commercial rights, while the All India Football Federation retains administrative oversight. The league returns to a full home-and-away format. Despite delays in fixture announcements and broadcast deals, 13 clubs remain after Jamshedpur FC and Diamond Harbour FC withdrew. Clubs now face new opportunities and responsibilities to enhance revenue and match-day experiences.
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