Football

AIFF proposes 22-member governing council to head ISL

January 13, 2026

The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has finalized a charter for the Indian Super League (ISL), which will be overseen by a new 22-member governing council beginning with the 2026-27 season. This council will manage key aspects of the league, including sponsorship and budget matters, while requiring certain agreements to receive majority approval from AIFF members.

A 22-member governing council headed by either the president or the vice-president of the All India Football Federation (AIFF) will be the highest supervisory body of the Indian Super League (ISL). (ISL Media)

Credit: Hindustantimes

Key Highlights

The ISL charter is planned for a 20-season cycle starting in 2026-27.
The governing council will consist of 22 members, including representatives from clubs and commercial partners.
Major financial decisions will require a simple majority and at least one affirmative AIFF member vote.
The council will be chaired by the AIFF president or vice-president.
A management committee will handle local operations under the council's supervision.

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AIFF proposes 22-member governing council to head ISL

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