The All India Football Federation (AIFF) announced the results of its annual Academy Accreditation Programme for the 2026-27 season.
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AIFF has stated that clubs will hold commercial rights for the Indian Super League (ISL) going forward while the AIFF will retain administrative control and oversight of key operational aspects.
In its Special General Body Meeting, AIFF approved a revised constitution in line with National Sports Governance Act 2025 and has formulated rules on OCI players in the ISL.
AIFF has announced a multi-year partnership with Dream Sports Foundation (DSF) designating it as its official Youth Development Partner to strengthen U-16 football in India.
With FPAI requesting AIFF for representation at its AGM on December 20, the AIFF has instead decided to form its own players, coaches and referees associations and has invited applications.
After crossing its own deadline to issue a tender for commercial rights, AIFF has finally put forward a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for monetisation of ISL commercial rights.
In a Special General Body Meeting, the AIFF has adopted the revised constitution recommended by the Supreme Court, but has sought clarification from the Court relating to Article 23.3 and 25.3.