
Sribhumi FC Delays Salary Payments, Owes Rs 7.5 Lakh to Women Players
What Happened?
Kolkata's Sribhumi FC has failed to pay salaries owed to its women players, with eight still awaiting dues totaling Rs 7.5 lakh. The club has not provided a timeline for payments.
Key points
- Eight players are still awaiting salary payments from Sribhumi FC.
- The club owes approximately Rs 7.5 lakh to its players.
- Payments are being made in small amounts, between Rs 10,000 to Rs 20,000 monthly.
- Sribhumi FC has been relegated from the IWL and withdrew from the Calcutta Football League.
- Players have faced similar payment issues in the past, with many unaware of legal options.
- The club's management has stalled responses to players' inquiries about their dues.
Key insights
- The delay in payments could lead to a loss of trust among players towards the club.
- Financial instability in clubs like Sribhumi FC may deter potential talent from joining.
- The ongoing issues reflect broader systemic problems in the management of women's football in India.
Why it matters
The situation highlights ongoing financial issues in Indian women's football, affecting players' livelihoods.
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Source
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