Asamoah Gyan would be expected to replace Nigerian striker Bartholomew Ogbeche who scored 12 goals in ISL5 as NEUFC qualified for the semi-finals for the first time. Ogbeche has joined Kerala Blasters along with NEUFC’s coach last term, Eelco Schatt... read more

Known for her sprinting abilities, Dash was a centre-forward who despite limited skills managed to make the Odisha team reach the quarter finals. read more

The outfit has played its home games for five years at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. In the last few years, Odisha has emerged as a sports hub, hosting top events in various Olympic disciplines. read more

Masih Saighani can be deployed as a central defensive midfielder or central defender and has previous experience of playing in India with Aizawl FC. read more

Lyngdoh says it feels like starting all over again and BFC, where he spent three seasons from 2014, is the best place to do that. read more

Despite an appeal from aggrieved I-League club owners, FIFA refused to intervene and said they needed to find a solution with the AIFF. read more

Six I-League clubs, led by former I-League champions Minerva Punjab, had questioned the All India Football Federation’s move to award the top league status to the privately-run Indian Super League (ISL). read more

The winner-takes-all rule of the Indian Super League (ISL) could change in season 6, which is likely to start soon after India’s 2022 World Cup qualifier against Bangladesh at home on October 15. read more

Indian football skipper Sunil Chhetri has now come out and praised the ISL for improving the state of football in the country. read more

The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has accepted a request from the Indian Super League (ISL) to make its winners eligible for the qualifiers slot of the Asian Champions League from this season. read more

Six I-League clubs Thursday accepted the All India Football Federation’s proposal to maintain the status quo by continuing I-League and Indian Super League for another 2-3 years. read more

In the short-term that could mean the I-League and Indian Super League (ISL) will continue for the next three seasons, subject to approval from the Asian Football Confederation (AFC). read more

In his first season in India, John led CFC to a second ISL title in the 2017-18 campaign, helping them become the first side from the competition to qualify for the prestigious Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Cup. read more

Chennaiyin FC became the first ISL side to enter the AFC Cup group stage after getting the better of Sri Lanka’s Colombo FC in South Zone qualifying play-off on 1-0 aggregate last month. read more

The first board meeting of the club since Quess Corp became the club’s investors in July also agreed to bid for the Indian Super League. The board meeting was held in Bengaluru. read more