Mohun Bagan's AFC Tournament Withdrawal: A Security Concerns Fallout
Due to security concerns after Iran's missile launch towards Israel, Indian club Mohun Bagan Super Giant withdrew from their AFC Champions League Two match against Tractor SC in Iran. Their participation was voided, and the situation will be addressed by AFC's committees.
In a recent development, Indian football club Mohun Bagan Super Giant withdrew from the AFC Champions League Two after not traveling to Iran for a match against Tractor SC. This decision followed Iran's launch of ballistic missiles towards Israel on October 1.
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) clarified that the withdrawal rendered Mohun Bagan's participation null and void. This decision was driven by safety concerns expressed by the players and club officials.
The AFC announced that the situation would be discussed by the relevant committees for further evaluation and a possible resolution.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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