Indian Super League Announces New Rule Changes Ahead of 11th Season

The Indian Super League has introduced new rules for its 11th season, including a mandatory Indian assistant coach, concussion substitutions, and an appeal process for wrongful red card decisions. These changes aim to enhance player safety and improve the game’s fairness.

The Indian Super League (ISL) announced significant rule changes for its 11th season, starting on September 13, aimed at improving the game's fairness and player safety.

New regulations mandate each team to have an Indian assistant coach with an AFC Pro License. If the head coach is unavailable, the Indian assistant will serve as the interim head coach.

Additionally, clubs can now appeal wrongful red card decisions within a stringent timeframe, and concussion substitutions have been introduced to prioritize player health.

(With inputs from agencies.)