⚽️ INDIAN FOOTBALL TODAY: Fake Coach Drama, ISL in Chaos & Jaipur’s Bold Youth Move!

🌟 1. “The Ultimate Hoax”: Xavi & Guardiola’s Coaching Applications Were Fake!

The Indian football world is in total shock as the AIFF (All India Football Federation) officially announced that the coaching job applications submitted by Xavi Hernández and Pep Guardiola were fraudulent!

“We couldn’t verify the identities. These applications are invalid,” the AIFF confirmed.

This bombshell has gone viral across the football community. Out of nearly 170 applications received, only Khalid Jamil, Stephen Constantine, and Stefan Tarkovic have made it to the final interview round.

🏟️ 2. Indian Super League in Crisis – 8 Clubs Urgently Call for AIFF Action!

Eight major Indian Super League clubs have jointly written to the AIFF, demanding an emergency meeting over unresolved issues regarding broadcasting, sponsorships, and the scheduling of the upcoming 2025–26 season. Insiders warn that the entire season might be delayed or disrupted if clarity isn’t provided soon.

📆 3. August 1st: AIFF to Announce the Next India Men’s Head Coach

The AIFF has scheduled a crucial meeting on August 1st to finalize the new national team head coach. Khalid Jamil currently leads the race thanks to his deep local experience and financial feasibility, but Tarkovic and Constantine are still in contention for a last-minute surprise.

🏫 4. RUFC Opens India’s First Boarding Football Academy in Jaipur

Rajasthan United FC has made a groundbreaking move by launching the first full-time residential football academy in Jaipur. With modern infrastructure, European-style training, and strong AIFF support, the academy promises to become a breeding ground for the next generation of Indian football stars.

🏃 5. Chennai’s First Public Artificial Turf for School Kids Opens

At Sholinganallur High School in Chennai, over 70 students — including 40+ girls — have kicked off training on the city’s first government-funded artificial turf. This initiative aims to make football accessible to schoolchildren and foster a stronger grassroots sports culture.

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