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Footballers demand PM to get PFF Headquarters vacated [The Nation]
Ali Nawaz Baloch condemns continued occupation of PFF House by Ashfaq Shah group that caused FIFA ban; wants govt to return PFF back to…
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FIFA extends PFF NC mandate despite Pakistan suspension [Dawn]
FIFA's global writ faces its strongest challenge in Pakistan. The deep-rooted political intrigue in Pak football trumps anything found in rest of the world
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Naveed offers to work with FIFA, AFC, NC to end impasse [The News]
Sardar Naveed Haider Khan, one of main men in the Ashfaq Shah group, says he is 'ready to play a positive and constructive role…
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NC receives 3-month extension from Fifa [Express Tribune]
NC member Shahid Khokhar says PFF suspension can end soon if Ashfaq Shah group find middle ground with FIFA-appointed committee, vacate PFF House
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.
Nationwide News
Parochial approach hurting national footballers [TNS]
Alam Zeb Safi urges that the Pakistan Premier League should go ahead as announced regardless of who currently controls PFF in ongoing crises
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PFF’s parallel body warned against illegal activities [The News]
Normalisation Committee reiterates the occupying group in PFF has no legitimacy in eyes of FIFA and their activties have no recognition
News
PFF faction asked to cooperate with govt [The News]
IPC Minister Dr Fehmida Mirza urged the Ashfaq Shah group delegation to 'cooperate' with the govt for resolving the PFF crisis
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PFF NC chief critical of government’s role in resolving football crisis [Dawn]
Haroon Malik unhappy that despite IPC Ministry assurances in past two months to resolve crisis 'soon,' PFF remains under Ashfaq Shah group control
Player Watch
When the ball stops rolling [Express Tribune]
Rival factions fighting over PFF each claim to be football's 'true saviours,' but many national players facing ruined careers beg to differ.