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India's Chhetri urges Tata Group to reverse Jamshedpur shutdown

Aug 2 : Former India captain Sunil Chhetri has urged Tata Group to reverse its decision to shut down Indian Super League club Jamshedpur FC, saying the conglomerate's exit from top-flight football would be a major blow to the sport.Jamshedpur announced on Friday that they would withdraw from the ISL, which is

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Jamshedpur announced on Friday that they would withdraw from the ISL, which is yet to confirm a start date for the 2026-27 season and remains without a broadcast partner.

The league, now operating under a club-led management model, has struggled to gain momentum, with India ranked 138th in the world.

"The League will have a team less, but the season will go on.

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Aug 2 : Former India captain Sunil Chhetri has urged Tata Group to reverse its decision to shut down Indian Super League club Jamshedpur FC, saying the conglomerate's exit from top-flight football would be a major blow to the sport.Jamshedpur announced on Friday that they would withdraw from the ISL, which is
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It might be a poor business decision, but it will be the one Indian football needs the most at this hour."
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However, not having the TATA group involved in the top tier of Indian football - that would be a disaster with no alternative," Chhetri wrote on X.

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