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Days after the All India Football Federation (AIFF) announced that it has not received any bids for the commercial rights of the Indian Super League (ISL), Kerala Blasters have announced they are suspending operations temporarily, becoming the third top-flight club after Odisha FC and Mohun Bagan Super Giant to do so.

“We were expecting it (clarity on the ISL) to happen earlier this month, as per the timelines. But I know it’s a very pivotal point in the history of the Indian football ecosystem," Kerala Blasters CEO Abhik Chatterjee was quoted as saying by Sportstar .

“There’s a lot that needs to be considered before making decisions. But equally, if you understand from a club standpoint, we are staring into an abyss with no information, which is not good. It p

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