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India’s Tata Steel offload top-flight club Jamshedpur for $1
NEW DELHI: Tata Steel sold all its stake in Indian Super League side Jamshedpur FC to Goa-based club Churchill Brothers for a token amount of 100 Indian rupees ($1.05) on Friday, two weeks after the conglomerate announced it was pulling out of the ISL. Twice national league champions Churchill Brothers will take over Jamshedpur’s sporting license to play in the top-flight ISL, and the contracts of 12 players and two coaches, Tata Steel said in a statement. “We are glad that this agreement gives our players and coaches the opportunity to continue playing club football,” D. B.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Jamshedpur FC sold for just ₹100: Tata Steel transfers club to Churchill Brothers
Tata Steel approved selling Jamshedpur FC to Churchill Brothers for a nominal ₹100. The deal includes the Indian Super League sporting license and player contracts. Churchill…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Tata Steel to sell Jamshedpur Football and Sporting to Churchill club for ₹100
Tata Steel sells Jamshedpur Football and Sporting to Churchill Brothers for ₹100, despite a ₹32.23 crore turnover in FY26.
