ISL 2022-23: East Bengal to Sign contract with Emami Group – Happy times are reportedly on the horizon for East Bengal. It has been reported that the Emami group will be sending the contract details on Saturday for the upcoming tie-up between the club and the organization. Previously, problems had emerged and thus the contract between the two parties has not been signed. Once the club officials, receive the contract, they will inspect it and then sign the deal. Follow Indian Super League Live and ISL 2022-23 Live Updates with InsideSport.IN
ISL 2022-23: East Bengal to SIGN Contract with Emami Group, only FOOTBALL RIGHTS to be given to Investor – Check Out
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The club scouts and recruiters have been in communication with many players but have failed to provide them with contracts owing to the investor deal not being completed. Now, with the contract being potentially set, the Red and Gold brigade will be raring to build their squad for the Indian Super League, ISL 2022-23 season.
As per reports, the Emami group will be sending the contract to the Kolkata club on Saturday. Following this, the club officials would inspect it thoroughly. It has also been reported that only the football rights would be handed over to Emami. The rest of the other sports would be handled by the club officials.
🚨 | Emami, the potential Investors are expected to send the draft agreement to East Bengal club today. After receiving the contract, the officials are expected to look into it. [AajTak Bangla] #IndianFootball
— 90ndstoppage (@90ndstoppage) June 18, 2022
ISL 2022-23: East Bengal to SIGN Contract with Emami Group, only FOOTBALL RIGHTS to be given to Investor – Check Out
2 seasons back East Bengal made its debut in ISL. With Quess no longer the investor for the club, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee helped the club find new investors in the form of Sree Cement. However, the tie-up with the new investors was also bitter-sweet and lasted just 2 years. After the end of the last season, Sree Cements officially ended their ties with the Kolkata club.
East Bengal was also reportedly linked with English Premier League giants Manchester United. Former India team skipper and current BCCI president Sourav Ganguly claimed that talks were on with Manchester United. East Bengal also advanced their talks with the Bashundhara group of Bangladesh, but now it seems that Emami would be the best fit for the club.
ISL 2022-23: East Bengal to SIGN Contract with Emami Group, only FOOTBALL RIGHTS to be given to Investor – Check Out
