When asked by The News' Abdul Mohi Shah about PFF NC getting yet another extension, NC member Shahid Khokhar said, "I am now hundred percent confident that everything will be settled within this year.”
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Pakistan’s footballing mess [TNS]
It’s time that PFF Normalisation Committee, headed by Haroon Malik, holds PFF elections and puts Pakistan football back on track, writes Alam Zeb Safi.
‘World Cup qualifier against Jordan could still be held in Islamabad’ [Dawn]
WCQ on 21 March against Jordan 'can still be played in Islamabad,' clarifies PFF NC. PSB vows to have Jinnah Stadium floodlights and seating fixed in time.
Govt urges FIFA to ensure PFF elections by March 15 [The News]
IPC Minister offers FIFA to invite all stakeholders for one joint meeting to finalize roadmap for transfer of powers to an elected PFF.
IPC Ministry writes letter to FIFA over delay in PFF elections [Geo Super]
In letter dated January 11 to FIFA, IPC Ministry wants PFF elections to be completed by March 15 deadline for PFF NC.
FIFA looking to set up meeting with Pakistan government ‘early next year’ [Dawn]
FIFA says its in contact with PFF NC and AFC, to find a new date in early 2024 for their meeting with Pakistan's IPC Ministry / PSB to discuss PFF elections progress etc.
Dubai meeting to discuss Pakistan football postponed [The News]
Upcoming meeting on Dec 12 between PFF NC, FIFA, and IPC Ministry officials in Dubai postponed until further notice as per NC chairman Haroon Malik.
Football can match cricket in popularity [The News]
More than 22,500 spectators attended the 2pm kickoff on Tuesday between Pakistan and Tajikistan in Islamabad's Jinnah Stadium.
FIFA, AFC, Pak govt officials to meet in Dubai in December [The News]
With PFF NC having completed football club scrutiny in about 45 out of 120 districts nationwide, December meeting in Dubai with FIFA, AFC, and Govt of Pakistan officials to iron out further PFF elections details for 2024.
Jinnah Stadium prepared hastily for 2026 Fifa World Cup qualifier [Express Tribune]
Pakistan, with a population of over 240 million, does not have an international standard football stadium despite despite football being a popular sport.