Investors stop funding, Mohammedan Sporting faces uncertain future
Kolkata: The future of Indian Super League (ISL) club Mohammedan Sporting is in jeopardy as its investors, Shrachi Sports and Bunkerhill, have officially pulled up the release of funds. The impasse stemmed from the club’s failure to issue promised shares, alleged Shrachi Sports, leading to a legal tussle. On Tuesday, Shrachi Sports announced that it could no longer fund Mohammedan Sporting due to the club’s ongoing legal conflict with Bunkerhill. Bunkerhill had sued the club last month, accusing Mohammedan Sporting of not fulfilling its commitment to issue shares. This development cast doubt on Mohammedan Sporting’s ability to continue its ISL campaign midway through the season. Shrachi Sports, a venture of the Kolkata-based Shrachi Group, joined as an investor in August 2024, holding a 30.5 per cent stake alongside Bunkerhill. Mohammedan Sporting retained the remaining shares in the century-old club. Shrachi’s investment was pivotal in enabling the club’s ISL debut. Players’ grievances The latest development unfolded a week after players staged a protest and boycotted training on the eve of their ISL clash against Chennaiyin FC, …









