Mohun Bagan এর দেখানো পথেই ISL আয়োজন করতে চায় বাকি ক্লাবগুলি। একা পড়ে গেল East Bengal

Mohun Bagan এর দেখানো পথেই ISL আয়োজন করতে চায় বাকি ক্লাবগুলি। একা পড়ে গেল East Bengal

​Is the Indian Super League (ISL) facing its biggest crisis yet?
​In this video, Beyond Sports breaks down the urgent letter sent by ISL clubs to the AIFF President. The Master Rights Agreement (MRA) expires on December 8, 2025, leaving the league without a commercial partner or central revenue.
​While Mohun Bagan Super Giant and other top-tier clubs have formed a strong alliance to demand government intervention and Supreme Court support, one major name is missing from the list—East Bengal FC.
​🔥 Key Topics Covered:
​The 8th December Deadline: Why ISL clubs are claiming "Commercial Impossibility."
​The Club Alliance: How Mohun Bagan’s opinion has united the league, leaving East Bengal isolated.
​The Financial Crisis: No central revenue means players' salaries and club operations are at risk.
​The "Plan B": If the tender fails, will the clubs form a consortium to OWN the league?
​AIFF Constitution Issues: The legal hurdles preventing new investors from joining.
​Why has the Red & Gold brigade distanced themselves from this movement? Does this signal a massive divide in Kolkata football? Watch the full report to understand the future of Indian Football.
​👇 Join the Discussion:
Do you think the clubs should take over the ownership of the ISL? Why do you think East Bengal is silent? Let us know in the comments!
​Timestamp:
0:00 - Intro: The Crisis in Indian Football
0:45 - The Letter to AIFF: What does it say?
1:30 - Mohun Bagan Leads, East Bengal Missing?
2:15 - Financial Ruin & The MRA Expiry
3:00 - The Consortium Plan: Clubs to run ISL?
3:45 - Conclusion
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