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Fierce loyalty, broken leagues: The two faces of our game | Let’s Talk About Indian Football (opens the original)
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As the 2026 FIFA World Cup wraps up, this episode turns the lens on the domestic game – and finds it in crisis. In the latest episode of Let’s Talk About Indian Football , Abhinandan Sekhri speaks to Johnson K, founder of Sportfolio Productions and creator of an independently produced documentary series on India’s regional football cultures, about why the beautiful game here can’t get out of its own way. Most Indian players are staring at contract uncertainty as clubs baulk at committing long-te
Will Indian women footballers win a World Cup before the men? | Let’s Talk About Indian Football (opens the original)
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As the FIFA World Cup 2026 wraps up, we ask the question India keeps avoiding: what’s stopping us from competing on that stage, and why do we forget football the moment the tournament ends? In this episode, Abhinandan Sekhri sits down with Pragati Banka – India’s first and only FIFA-licensed football agent, founder of the Equal Play Collective, and an active player in Karnataka’s State Division League – to unpack why Indian women footballers may reach a World Cup before the men, and why almost n
Why talent in India drops off after age 12 | Let’s Talk About Indian Football Part 6 (opens the original)
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This episode of Let's Talk About: Indian Football cuts through the lazy excuse that India is strictly a cricket nation. The domestic game has massive pockets of fierce fan devotion, yet remains trapped by its own failings. Abhinandan Sekhri sits down with Dr Shaji Prabhakaran, former AIFF Secretary General and current AFC Executive Committee member, alongside Anuj Gupta, president of the Delhi Soccer Association, to diagnose why the sport isn’t capitalising on its potential in India. Prabhakaran
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