One Nation One League: I-League-ISL Merger

dev_pfc · July 2017

don't think its difficult to to adhere to criteria. Pune FC had done it, BFC did it. they can easily do it. but question is whether they want to?

EastBengalPride · July 2017

The majority teams belong to Reliance and they will do it. TFA and BFC won't have much issues complying either. To be honest, if Goan teams and NE teams can do it, I don't see why ISL teams won't do it. Reliance will take care of it for them.

sam · July 2017

Procuring a national license for playing in afc cup shouldn't be much of a problem for ISL clubs

dev_pfc · July 2017

Currently only BFC adheres to AFC criteria.
all other I-league clubs have national license.
http://www.the-afc.com/uploads/afc/files/ma-licensed_clubs_2017.pdf

Deb_Ban · July 2017

@Eastbengalpride, that very fact of Reliance owning all the clubs is against the licensing criteria. That they also own the league is another stumbling block. However, there is nothing in this world that money cannot solve, as mentioned by @sam.

munna219777 · July 2017

How many ISL Franchise have National Criteria fulfilled as of now/currently ???

BrainFallINDIA · July 2017

I think they will be given one year to adhere to all the criterias , just in time for the next AFC Cup.

mohammed_87hassan · July 2017

National criteria is given by AIFF and its only needed for Afc cup

Afc criteria required for ACL

Apart from Bfc no other Indian club currently eligible for ACL