ISL enters new chapter with clubs taking charge

The Indian Super League is entering a new phase with member clubs taking on greater responsibility for running the competition. FC Goa's CEO stated that the clubs had expressed a strong preference against having a third party manage the league operations.

This shift represents a significant change in the governance structure of India's premier football competition. The move reflects the clubs' desire to have more direct involvement in decision-making and strategic direction of the league.

The transition marks an evolution in how the ISL will be administered going forward, with participating clubs now assuming a more active role in overseeing league matters rather than delegating operations to external management entities.