KFA proposes Kerala training camps for India’s senior and U-23 men’s teams

The Kerala Football Association (KFA) has proposed staging training camps in Kerala for India’s senior and U-23 men’s teams. The suggestion covers both the senior national side and the under-23 men’s squad.

Kerala Football Association officials have put forward the plan to host national-team preparations within the state. The proposal identifies Kerala as the intended setting for the camps and specifies that it would involve India’s senior and U-23 men’s teams. The KFA framed the recommendation for both age groups through its proposal.

The call from the KFA centres on organising training activity in Kerala for the two Indian men’s teams. The state association’s proposal names the senior team alongside the under-23 side as participants. Each reference in the proposal explicitly concerns India’s senior and U-23 men’s teams.

Details contained in the KFA document focus on bringing national-team sessions to Kerala and list the two squads by designation. The language of the proposal repeatedly identifies the senior national team and the under-23 men’s team as the targets for the camps. The association’s paperwork retains Kerala as the venue throughout.

Within the submission, the KFA makes clear that both India’s senior and U-23 men’s teams are intended beneficiaries of the proposed camps. The wording of the proposal consistently pairs the senior side with the under-23 squad and anchors the plan to Kerala. The association’s proposal therefore links the two national teams directly to the suggested training programme.

The KFA has proposed training camps in Kerala for India’s senior and U-23 men’s teams, repeating the association’s intent across its documents. The proposal names both the senior national team and the under-23 men’s team and situates the planned camps in Kerala.