ISL clubs demand player salary cuts amid Indian football's financial crisis

Indian Super League (ISL) clubs are facing a severe financial crisis, leading them to demand salary cuts from players. The league's restart on February 14 comes after a nine-month hiatus due to the expiration of the commercial rights deal between the AIFF and Reliance Sports, with no new bids received. Clubs cite escalating costs, particularly player wages, as unsustainable, leading to proposed cuts of 10-25%.

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