12 ISL clubs pay first AIFF participation fee for 2026-27; Jamshedpur FC and Inter Kashi yet to comply

Twelve Indian Super League clubs have paid the first All India Football Federation participation fee for the 2026-27 season. Jamshedpur FC and Inter Kashi are yet to comply with the deadline.

The payments relate to the initial installment required by the All India Football Federation for the upcoming 2026-27 Indian Super League campaign. The status of these payments was reported on July 20, 2026. According to that account, a total of twelve clubs fulfilled the requirement while two clubs did not meet the deadline. Jamshedpur FC and Inter Kashi are identified as the sides that had not completed the payment.

The item records the first installment as the specific obligation under consideration for the 2026-27 season. Twelve clubs are listed as having satisfied that obligation in the report. Jamshedpur FC and Inter Kashi remained outstanding on the payment as noted in the published account.

The report published on July 20, 2026, documents the payment status among Indian Super League clubs without naming the twelve clubs that completed the installment. It explicitly identifies Jamshedpur FC and Inter Kashi as the two clubs that had not complied with the deadline. The published account does not provide further detail on extensions, partial payments or corrective measures.

This coverage focuses exclusively on the first participation-fee installment and the compliance snapshot at the time of publication. It does not address subsequent installments or other administrative requirements beyond that initial payment. The record in the report shows twelve clubs having paid and two clubs remaining non-compliant as of the publication date.

As reported on July 20, 2026, twelve Indian Super League clubs had paid the first AIFF participation fee for the 2026-27 season, while Jamshedpur FC and Inter Kashi had not complied with the deadline. The payment statuses are those recorded in the published report.