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Top-tier clubs have requested the Brazilian Football Federation to postpone matches due to flooding
Along with their appeal, clubs are actively trying to contribute to the devastating phenomenon. According to the Brazilian state agency, 'Agência Brasil', 8 people died, 339 were injured and 134 were missing. More than 201,000 people have been displaced and 153,824 are homeless and 47,676 are in...-
AIFF reports historic 138 percent increase in number of female footballers in last 21 months
New Delhi [India], Indian football has recorded a historic 138 per cent increase in the registration of female players over the last two years, reflecting a healthy rise in the popularity of the game as well as an increase in young female athletes choosing football professionally. Gives a... -
With IWL-2, home-and-away league, AIFF records historic surge in women footballers
According to All India Football Federation (AIFF) Central Registration System (CRS) data, there are 27,936 registered women football players in India as of March 2024. This is a massive 138% increase in the number of female footballers in the last 21 months. 11,724 players registered in June... -
Introducing I-League transformative step for Indian football: Kalyan Choubey
New Delhi [India], All India Football Federation (AIFF) President Kalyan Choubey has described the introduction of I-League 3 as a bridge for semi-professional clubs to turn professional by competing for national honours. A dream script is being written by Complementing Sporting Club Bengaluru... -
Kolkata's 'Big 3' have once again brought glory to the city: AIFF President Kalyan Choubey
Commenting on the success of Kolkata clubs, Choubey said, “It is a remarkable year for Kolkata clubs to bring home four titles this season. “Lakhs of football fans across the state, with allegiance to the Big Three, are coming together to celebrate the football heritage of Kolkata, which once... -
In the age of social media fan clubs, Kohli keeps swearing by the principle of perform or perish
New Delhi, Virat Kohli started playing international cricket in an era when no stories were created about a player by fan clubs on social media.He knew that to extend his time in the Indian team, he would have to perform immediately and he wanted the youngsters to pursue their career in the... -
"At that time, fan clubs did not exist...": Virat Kohli opens up on the start of his international career
New Delhi [India], Star India and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) batsman Virat Kohli started his career in the days when social media and FA clubs did not exist and the bromance of the team's young batting stars, Isha Kishan and Shubman But talked. Gill. Virat, who is currently playing for...