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The AIFF is awaiting a crucial Supreme Court decision on Thursday to resolve the constitutional impasse threatening Indian football with a potential FIFA suspension. FIFA and AFC have expressed serious concerns over the delay in finalizing the revised constitution, setting an October 30 deadline.

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has expressed deep concern over the indefinite suspension of the Indian Super League (ISL), citing disruptions to club operations and potential threats to football stability. The AFC has requested a detailed report from the AIFF regarding the ISL's status, commercial negotiations, and measures to resume the league.

Roundglass and Punjab FC's youth-focused approach shone as six players earned national call-ups. Nikhil Prabhu and Muhammed Uvais were selected for India's CAFA Nations Cup 2025.

The AIFF faces a potential suspension from FIFA and AFC if it fails to ratify its constitution by October 30. A joint letter from the governing bodies expresses concern over the continued delays and legal uncertainties surrounding the constitution's finalisation. FIFA and AFC demand a definitive order from the Supreme Court approving the revised constitution to avoid sanctions.

The AIFF and FSDL met to discuss the 2025-26 football season. Both parties are confident in reaching a mutually agreeable proposal. This proposal will be submitted to the Supreme Court on August 28. The ISL's 2025-26 season was previously put on hold, creating uncertainty. The future of Indian football depends on the court's directions.

NorthEast United FC showcased a dominant performance, crushing debutants Diamond Harbour FC 6-1 in the Durand Cup final. Alaaeddine Ajaraie's stellar play, including three assists and a penalty, earned him both Golden Boot and Golden Ball awards. Six different players scored for NorthEast, securing their second consecutive title.