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After negotiations over the future of the Master Rights Agreement (MRA) failed to come to a consensus, the Indian Super League (ISL), the country's premier men's football league, has been indefinitely suspended. The ISL has been placed on a pause since the league's organizing body, Football Sports Development Limited (FSDL), and the All-India Football Federation (AIFF) are unable to agree on conditions for the next MRA, which is scheduled to expire on December 8, 2025. Moreover, the Supreme Court of India has requested that the AIFF should hold off on renewing the 2010 agreement with FSDL until it had issued a ruling in a different case to enact a new constitution for the federation. As a result, everything is in doldrums.
It is important to remember that football players and anyone connected to the sport will be impacted if the league does not exist. Therefore, the association must make every effort to guarantee that the league takes place. The football in India is going through one of its turbulent phases. The suspension of ISL just deepens the crisis. Hence, it is important that the same is resolved as soon as possible.
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