Mohammedan SC Players Reported to Boycott Training Over Unpaid Wages
In a surprising turn of events in the Indian Super League (ISL), reports emerged that players from Mohammedan SC boycotted training due to three months of unpaid wages. This incident comes just ahead of their crucial home game against Chennaiyin FC, scheduled for January 15.
Club Denies Boycott Claims
However, Mohammedan SC’s General Secretary, Ishtiaque Ahmed, has categorically denied these claims. In an exclusive statement, Ahmed asserted, “The reports circulating are fake and baseless. All players are receiving their payments, and training is ongoing as usual.” He emphasized that the club has been actively signing new players, which would not be feasible without proper financial management.
Changing Payment Structures
Ahmed explained that the club has recently revised its payment structure, linking payments to performance-based incentives. “Previously, we made advance payments, but now we need results. If players do not perform well, their incentives will be adjusted accordingly,” he stated.
Training Continues Amid Challenges
While some players have been sidelined due to injuries or suspensions, Ahmed clarified, “All players are attending training. Reports suggesting otherwise are misleading.” The club is determined to maintain morale and performance, especially as they strive to improve their current standing in the league.
Conclusion
As Mohammedan SC prepares for their upcoming match, the focus remains on overcoming challenges both on and off the pitch. For exclusive sports deals and updates, visit Looffers.com.
