arunachal pradesh sports society

“APFA has been looking for private parties to organise INAL to improve professionalism. We are now going to give away our biggest league to ASS today. I hope you (ASS) will take this league to new heights and produce good talents,” said APFA honorary secretary Kipa Ajay.

“We will support and cooperate with the ASS in every capacity, because our focus is not on generating fund but on quality of football and professionalism,” Ajay added.

The MoU is aimed at conducting entertaining and high-quality professional football league championships; improving the playing standards; and setting up structured and well-planned matches and engagements.

It is also aimed at producing a large pool of talented state-level players to play for the Indian national team; encouraging the people to play the sport; and setting new standards in sports administration, governance and marketing in the state.

“The motive is to have inclusive growth of football culture in the state, wherein the clubs are given ample opportunity to own a commercially viable asset, and maximum benefits goes to the players,” said ASS president Okit Palling.