The I-League is a professional league for Indian men’s association football clubs that debuted in 2007, know its players salary list
Despite the commencement of the Indian Super Competition generating some worries, the tournament has now attracted 21 clubs and remains India’s top football league.
In 1996, the National Football League (NFL) was formed with the intention of professionalising Indian football. The I-League, however, was founded after 11 seasons and swiftly surpassed the National Football League as the country’s biggest football championship. The I-purpose League’s was to professionalise and promote the sport so that it could be enjoyed by people all throughout the country.
How Does The I-League Work: Format, Fixtures And Teams
A promotion and relegation system is used in the competition. The clubs who have been relegated participate in the I-second League’s division. There are two categories of games: home and away. The number of teams participating in the competition varies from year to year..
The league normally lasts 5 months, with games on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. The AFC Cup and AFC Champions League are open to clubs from the I-League it has maintained its appeal by streaming live matches in various locations.
All Clubs, Squad Size, Average Market Value And Total Net Worth
| club | Squad | ø age | Foreigners | ø market value | Total market value |
| Sreenidhi Deccan FC | 31 | 25.2 | 4 | ₹7.53m | ₹233.30m |
| Aizawl FC | 43 | 23.4 | 6 | ₹5.23m | ₹224.96m |
| Mohammedan SC (Kolkata) | 35 | 25.2 | 5 | ₹6.37m | ₹222.88m |
| Churchill Brothers FC | 36 | 25.8 | 5 | ₹5.67m | ₹204.13m |
| Real Kashmir FC | 35 | 26.3 | 5 | ₹5.77m | ₹202.05m |
| Gokulam Kerala FC | 32 | 26 | 6 | ₹5.86m | ₹187.47m |
| RoundGlass Punjab FC | 34 | 24.5 | 4 | ₹5.08m | ₹172.89m |
| Rajasthan United | 61 | 25.1 | 5 | ₹2.56m | ₹156.23m |
| Sudeva Delhi FC | 38 | 21.9 | 0 | ₹3.84m | ₹145.81m |
| TRAU FC | 33 | 23.8 | 6 | ₹4.36m | ₹143.73m |
| Indian Arrows FC | 39 | 17.9 | 0 | ₹3.20m | ₹124.98m |
| NEROCA FC | 40 | 23.3 | 4 | ₹2.60m | ₹104.15m |
| Kenkre FC | 35 | 24.9 | 1 | ₹1.55m | ₹54.16m |
| 492 | 24.6 Years | 51 | ₹4.42m | ₹2.18bn |
The League was stopped in January after multiple Corona instances, but resumed in March.
I-League Players Salary List, Amount And Wage Structure: Wages for Punjab Football Club 2022
The Punjab Football Club is a member of the I-League, one of India’s two professional football divisions.
Punjab Football Club’s home team has a total of 33 players. Joseba Beitia, who earns £2,100 a week, is the highest paid player in the squad.
The overall pay bill for the team is: a yearly salary of £616,200
Weekly wage: £11,850
Active Players, Weekly Wages, Yearly Wages
| Player Name | Weekly Wage | Yearly Salary | Age | Position | Nationality |
| Joseba Beitia | £2,100 | £109,200 | 30 | AM LC | Spain |
| John Johnson | £1,100 | £57,200 | 32 | D RC, DM | England |
| Travis Major | £600 | £31,200 | 31 | AM/F C | Australia |
| Bikramjit Singh | £530 | £27,560 | 28 | DM | India |
| C.K. Vineeth | £520 | £27,040 | 33 | AM RLC, F C | India |
| Ashish Jha | £470 | £24,440 | 21 | ST | India |
| Ashray Bhardwaj | £420 | £21,840 | 20 | D C | India |
| Aphaoba Singh | £420 | £21,840 | 17 | AM RL, ST | India |
| Abhishek Verma | £400 | £20,800 | 19 | D/WB RL | India |
| Sumeet Passi | £400 | £20,800 | 26 | ST | India |
| Chhuantea | £390 | £20,280 | 32 | D/WB L | India |
| Saurabh Bhanwala | £380 | £19,760 | 21 | D RC | India |
| Lalthuammawia Ralte | £330 | £17,160 | 28 | GK | India |
| Lironthung Lotha | £330 | £17,160 | 22 | D/WB R | India |
| Kean Lewis | £330 | £17,160 | 28 | AM RL | India |
| Robin Singh | £280 | £14,560 | 31 | ST | India |
| Gurtej Singh | £240 | £12,480 | 31 | D C | India |
| Bikash Yumnam | £240 | £12,480 | 17 | D C | India |
| Shankar | £240 | £12,480 | 26 | D C, DM | India |
| Abinash Ruidas | £240 | £12,480 | 26 | WB/AM L | India |
| Rino Anto | £230 | £11,960 | 33 | D/WB R | India |
| Pritam Singh | £200 | £10,400 | 28 | AM RLC, F C | India |
| Keegan Pereira | £190 | £9,880 | 33 | D/WB L | India |
| Ashish Pradhan | £190 | £9,880 | 22 | DM, AM RC | India |
| Rupert Nongrum | £170 | £8,840 | 24 | D/WB R, M RC | India |
| Aakash Sangwan | £140 | £7,280 | 25 | D/WB/AM L | India |
| David Chauhan | £120 | £6,240 | 21 | GK | India |
| Jaspreet Singh | £120 | £6,240 | 22 | GK | India |
| Suranjit Singh | £120 | £6,240 | 22 | AM R, ST | India |
| Denzil Kharshandi | £120 | £6,240 | 20 | AM RC, F C | India |
| Amey Bhatkal | £120 | £6,240 | 24 | ST | India |
| Adison Singh | £110 | £5,720 | 19 | ST | India |
| Maheson Singh | £60 | £3,120 | 16 | AM C | India |