The Fiji Football Association President agrees with National Soccer League sponsors, CJ Patel Pacific that the league format should change from the next season.
Earlier today, CJ Patel Pacific General Manager, Pranil Singh confirmed that they want top eight teams to compete in Super Premier league from next year which is one of their conditions for the sponsorship to go ahead.
Fiji FA President, Rajesh Patel said he agrees with Singh.
CJ Patel Pacific has been sponsoring the National soccer league for the past three seasons and according to Singh, they invest up to $250,000 per season.
This matter will be discussed at Fiji FA's Annual General meeting on the 9th of next month in Ba.
Meanwhile, the Courts IDC will kick off on the 10th of next month at Govind Park.
Story by: Dhanjay Deo
Fiji Football President agrees with sponsors
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