Indian football is once again stuck in a blame game, players blaming the federation, clubs blaming the system, and fans blaming everyone. But somewhere in between, we forget that football is not just about pointing fingers. It’s about responsibility, planning, and understanding the business side of the sport. Let’s start with the players and their… Read More The Harsh Reality No One Talks About in Indian Football
Indian football stands at a crossroads. The Indian Super League (ISL) was launched in 2014 to bring glamour, fans, and money into the game. Ten years later, the reality is sobering: most clubs are running at yearly losses of ₹30–35 crore, broadcasting revenues are stuck, and grassroots development is weak. Unless Indian football rethinks its… Read More How ISL Needs a New Structure to Sustain Indian Football
Indian football is at a crossroads. Every time the national team underperforms, the first reaction is to look for a foreign coach. The logic is simple: international coaches bring experience, knowledge, and exposure to global football standards. But is this really helpful in the long run for Indian football? Or should we start trusting our… Read More How Only Indian Coaches Can Transform Indian Football
The Scouting Quest 