ANFA, footballers at loggerheads, once again
Summary
Nepali footballers protested by padlocking the ANFA building demanding schedule transparency, fund details, and promised prize money payments, amidst ongoing issues affecting domestic football leagues and player welfare.
Key Points
- Nepal Football Player Association protested by padlocking ANFA's building demanding clarity on A Division league schedule, Players' Perpetual Fund details, and outstanding prize money.
- The Martyr’s Memorial A Division League has not been held for over 1,000 days, contributing to the Nepal men's football team's recent poor international performances.
- ANFA responded by condemning the protest, clarifying its stance on league scheduling and fund allocation, and warning about the impact of protests on ongoing tournaments.
- Fans and regional football supporters express hope that the new government will resolve issues and revive Nepali football.
- Women's football has been more regular and popular recently but is also affected by ANFA's management issues, including poor support during international tournaments.
