Nepal's Top Football League Stalled for Three Years Amidst ANFA's Management Crisis and Financial Woes
Summary
Nepal's top football league, the Martyrs Memorial 'A' Division League, has been stalled for three years due to ANFA's management disputes and financial difficulties, impacting players, clubs, and the national team's development.
Key Points
- The Martyrs Memorial 'A' Division League in Nepal has not been held for three consecutive years due to ANFA's internal management issues and financial problems.
- ANFA faces a financial crisis caused by reduced income, lack of sponsors, and poor management of grants from FIFA and AFC.
- Most 'A' Division clubs express dissatisfaction over the league's absence, with threats of legal action and operational difficulties.
- Leadership disputes within ANFA, factionalism, and delayed decision-making are major factors aggravating the league's non-organization.
