Panaji: Operator Indian Super League (ISL) has suggested a new league to the club for players under 21 of them with the provisions to allow some of the age groups.
In a meeting with all clubs, the development of football sports ltd, the body that governs the league, said they are committed to the development of young players as “there are a number of competitions and leagues since the beginning of the pandemic outside the professional game.” The league has made it mandatory for ISL clubs To sign at least four development players – those born on or after January 1, 2001 – with two of them as part of the match day squad.
Most of these players will get limited time in the field, so the committee has suggested another league to keep these players, and others who do not get a chance, engaged.
ISL Wants League for backup, players under 21
