FIFA
FIFA remains silent as Normalisation process stalls in Pakistan [Dawn]
After NC was handed back control of PFF House in March, there was hope that Pak football's crisis would be resolved and FIFA ban…
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Player Watch
Light fading for Saadullah at tunnel’s end [Express Tribune]
Pakistani footballer Saadullah Khan talks PFF’s incompetence, closing of departmental teams, and the damage of a FIFA ban on Pakistan
Foreign Based Players
Hassan feels sorry for Pak footballers [The News]
Denmark-based striker Hassan Bashir, who captained Pakistan in its last official game, says Pak football has been destroyed due to political power struggles in…
News
Power struggles threaten football in Pakistan [New Frame]
Desperate footballers have pleaded with the warring factions in Pakistan’s football federation to put players and supporters’ interests ahead of their egos.
FIFA
The unending saga of Pakistan football [TNS]
Alam Zeb Safi says only two options exist to resolve Pak football crisis: either FIFA recomposes NC to run PFF affairs, or local stakehoders…
FIFA
FIFA’s unusual silence on PFF NC and its issues is deafening [Dawn]
FIFA has so far refused to comment on the most recent disclosures and disturbances disrupting the PFF Normalisation Committee
Nationwide News
Pick football over politics, says Saadullah [Express Tribune]
Pakistani star believes game will die in country if Fifa ban prolongs due to refusal of the Ashfaq Shah faction to return PFF back…
FIFA
‘Hostile takeover’ and smashed glass: turmoil in Pakistan’s football [The Guardian]
Fifa has banned Pakistan for the second time in four years after dramatic and contested events at the federation headquarters. Written by John Duerden.
Nationwide News
Kaleem urges PM Khan to save country’s football [The News]
“Football is going down and down. Only Prime Minister Imran Khan can save it. He should take interest in the matter,” Kaleem told 'The…
News
Repairing damages [TNS]
The new football federation that comes into existence after the forthcoming PFF elections will face tough challenges, writes Alam Zeb Safi.