FanCode has assured ISL clubs that any additional revenue generated from broadcasting or sub-licensing deals will be shared with them.
Indian Football has recently experienced a fall from grace, though Indian Football was never a successful venture in atleast last 30 years, the drama of the 2025/26 season erased all the past mistakes.
After investing huge amounts of money, when FSDL and AIFF couldn't agree on a renewal, the Indian league system went on a ventilator. Till the end of December, there was no clarity if the Indian Super League 2025/26 would take place, but, thanks to the Indian Sports Ministry, at least a 'Mini-ISL' is taking place. However, multiple clubs are struggling with huge turmoil, a few of them are still under shutdown threat, clearly a situation never seen before.
In these circumstances, the hope of getting a broadcasting partner who would invest money was fading away, but Fancode came with a deal, which gave hope to millions of Indian Football Faithfuls.
They have launched an INR 299.00 plan for the entire league (91 Games, which means INR 3.3 per game), and, as per Khel Now's Ashish Negi, they are set to offer Individual ISL Matchday passes at just INR 9.00 means if you want to follow a single team, you will have to invest only INR 117.00
Fancode announces the Season Pass for the Indian Super League 2025-26 Campaign!!
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Not only that, FanCode are in talks with two TV channels for the satellite rights and as per a reliable report from Ashish Negi, they are thinking about selling regional commentary-based rights to regional TV channels too, which can benefit the regional viewers.
As per sources close to the developments, it is said FanCode has assured ISL clubs that any additional revenue generated from broadcasting or sub-licensing deals (such as partnerships with television companies) will be shared with them. This comes amid the platform securing the league's media rights for the 2025-26 season at a significantly reduced value compared to previous years. The base rights fee paid by FanCode to the AIFF (around Rs 8.62 crore) goes into a central revenue pool, which is then distributed equally among the 14 clubs (approximately Rs 1.80 crore each). In this scenario, as fans of the league, it's our duty to contribute to the league's sustainability. Multiple illegal streams pirate the original feed and distribute it to the fans, which directly hit in the financial loss. In this dire situation of Indian Football, every Rupee counts, and, as the fans of this league and fans of the Sport, we are indirect stakeholders in the ecosystem of Indian Football. It's our time to contribute, SAY NO TO ILLEGAL STREAMS, SAY NO TO PIRACY, SAVE INDIAN FOOTBALL. Buy FanCode Pass Here: ISL AT FANCODE
