Clubs slam ANFA over rushed A-Division league decision
Summary
Clubs have criticized the All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) for hastily deciding to start the Martyr’s Memorial A Division League on April 13 without consulting them, leading to protests and demands for adherence to prior agreements and proper procedures.
Key Points
- ANFA and the Nepal Football Player Association agreed to start the Martyr's Memorial A Division League on April 13 after over 1,000 days.
- Most participating clubs have protested the decision, citing lack of consultation and timing conflicts with the ongoing National League.
- Clubs presented a seven-point demand, including adhering to the previous agreement made in November 2023 and addressing player transfer windows.
- A tense meeting between ANFA and club representatives ended without agreement, leading clubs to padlock the ANFA office in protest.
