Somnath Roy
East Bengal will be strongly represented in New Delhi on Wednesday when the Sports Ministry convenes a high-level meeting with the key stakeholders of Indian football.
Sandeep Agarwal, from investors Emami, and Sadananda Mukherjee, one of the directors of the club, will represent the Red-and-Gold. The discussions are expected to address the uncertainty surrounding the domestic football calendar, with clarity on league timelines and operational planning high on the agenda.
Debabrata Sarkar, member of the East Bengal senior executive committee, told RevSportz that it’s important to consider the club’s viewpoint. He struck an optimistic note regarding the resumption of the Indian Super League, offering a sense of reassurance to clubs, players, and supporters awaiting updates.
“I’m quite confident that the league will eventually happen,” Sarkar said. “If it cannot begin in late December, then surely by January. Things appear to be headed in a positive direction.”
East Bengal believe significant progress has been made behind the scenes. With key club representatives set to present their views in Wednesday’s meeting, the gathering is poised to play a decisive role in shaping the immediate future of Indian football.
As the football fraternity now turns its attention to New Delhi for much-needed clarity, East Bengal’s involvement ensures their voice will be heard at this crucial moment. With the stakes high and the season hanging in the balance, fans will be hoping that the meeting finally brings some clear direction so that the league can get back on track soon.
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