Zavisa advises players to remain active during lockdown [The News]
“Any player who plans to continue playing after the COVID-19 should be active 4-5 days per week, total 6-8 training sessions,” Zavisa told ‘The…
“Any player who plans to continue playing after the COVID-19 should be active 4-5 days per week, total 6-8 training sessions,” Zavisa told ‘The…
“If I get an opportunity to work in Pakistan again in the coming period I am ready to go back and contribute to the…
John Duerden writes for the New York Times about abysmal state of affairs in Pakistani football in whole of 2015
Pakistan head-coach Mohammed Al Shamlan will not extend his contract with the national team after it expires in July this year.
For a country that has never won a World Cup Qualifying match and not scored a WCQ goal in over a decade you would…
KRL edge Army, Muslim FC cruise past NBP.
The News' Alam Zeb Safi brings a hard-hitting interview of Pakistan coach Zaviša Milosavljević on Pakistan's foreign-based players, PFF President Faisal Saleh Hayat, lack…
"There is potential to emulate the star-studded competition grabbing global attention across the border but the bureaucrats are holding progress back" writes football writer…
Pakistani coaches want their own coaches association to protect their rights.
Zavisa piles praise on Adil and Kaleem, as he prepares for the tough season ahead in the Kyrgz League.