Indian league champion sold for one dollar
The Indian club Jamshedpur, which won the league title for the 2021-2022 season, has been sold to the "Churchill Brothers" club for a nominal amount of 100 Indian Rupees (approximately $1.05), just two weeks after announcing their intention to withdraw from the league. The deal includes the transfer of the club’s license, contracts for 12 players, and two coaches, leading to the loss of the city Jamshedpur that the club represented in the top flight, and transferring the sports franchise to the state of Goa away from Jamshedpur. This move is considered a rescue for "Churchill Brothers," enabling their return to the Premier League after being absent since the 2013-2014 season, amid ongoing uncertainty in the Indian league due to the end of the partnership with the Reliance Group and the lack of a schedule for the upcoming season.
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