ISL delegation on five-day visit to EPL headquarters

Seeking to get the most out of its association with the English Premier League in bringing the best practices in India, organisers of Indian Super League football along with its club representatives are visiting the EPL headquarters in London tomorrow for a five-day workshop.
The workshop will commence from tomorrow.
The 23-member Indian Super League contingent will first visit the Premier League headquarter followed by the offices of the three clubs Arsenal FC, Crystal Palace FC and West Bromvish Albion FC under the exchange program to explore the latter's expertise in nurturing and growing a high quality football competition.
The workshop will feature knowledge sharing sessions and discussions on various topics such as Premier League Structure & Governance, Branding, Youth Development & Academies, Community Development, Fan Engagements, Club Organization and Communications.

Commenting on the initiative, Nita Ambani, Chairperson, Football Sports Development Limited said, "We are delighted to have established strong relationship with Premier League to promote and bring in the best practices to India.
"The success of Indian Super League in its inaugural year has open many frontiers for the Indian football, world over today and I am hopeful that partnership with Premier League will enable our clubs to build from the very best in the business.

"Premier League is revered around the world, and by learning from the practitioners who have made it so successful; Indian Super League will develop and grow richer in experience."

Premier League Chief Executive Richard Scudamore along with his officials Nic Coward, General Secretary, Richard Masters, Director Sales & Marketing, Ged Roddy, Director of Youth and Simon Morgan, Head of Community Development will be meeting the ISL delegation along with the three club officials over the next five days.
The highly interactive workshop will conclude with the Manchester United versus West Bromwich Albion FC match on Saturday at Old Trafford.