If the leagues do not merge next year, which is likely, then as usual it will start in September and finish in March (7-month league) followed by a Super Cup .
What is as usual ? Neither I league nor ISL will start next year in September due to World Cup . If all teams join ISL would there be a 2 or 3rd tier ? The article is so crude . Clears Nothing
@AshishKaul exactly!!! I didn't understand what the hell that line meant...!!!
~If the leagues do not merge next year, which is likely, then as usual it will start in September and finish in March (7-month league) followed by a Super Cup.~
I expect that "500 crore" (lofty goal isn't it) to not be distributed evenly among the three leagues. ISL teams get majority, rest divided into League One and League Two (not exactly bad, just depends on how much they get).
@PrakashK Current American international Bobby Wood struggled at one point to get game time with a mid-table 2. Bundesliga side... do you think any Indian could compete at that level? I am not sure about the Serie B but the Championship is a no go due to the work permit rules anyway, the German 2. Bundesliga is to high a step for an Indian player currently, and the Segunda Division might also be to high.
Indian players if they want to go to Europe should aim for Scandinavian countries or maybe even 2nd Division in places like the Netherlands or Belgium. Maybe also come to the US to play in the NASL or USL or the soon-to-be Canadian Premier League.
Apart from BFC, only Mumbai FC can afford to invest that much. We can rule out Shillong Lajong, Aizawl FC. Seems unlikely that Goan clubs will be interested. Mohun Bagan and EB can walk into it if they can fight good sponsors. DSK Shivajians seems to be happy with League One.
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https://khelnow.com/news/article/revamped_isl_to_be_open_to_all_clubs
What is as usual ? Neither I league nor ISL will start next year in September
If all teams join ISL would there be a 2 or 3rd tier ?
The article is so crude . Clears Nothing
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Also IMG offered to distribute 500c central sponsorhip to clubs
@PrakashK Current American international Bobby Wood struggled at one point to get game time with a mid-table 2. Bundesliga side... do you think any Indian could compete at that level? I am not sure about the Serie B but the Championship is a no go due to the work permit rules anyway, the German 2. Bundesliga is to high a step for an Indian player currently, and the Segunda Division might also be to high.
Indian players if they want to go to Europe should aim for Scandinavian countries or maybe even 2nd Division in places like the Netherlands or Belgium. Maybe also come to the US to play in the NASL or USL or the soon-to-be Canadian Premier League.