Bangkok, July 12-Nevin Chidchob and "Madam Pang" confirm 16 Thai League clubs ready to join hands to find benefits for the Thai League to move forward. Chiang Mai Confirmed to host the King's Cup again
After yesterday, the Football Association of Thailand, Thai League Company Limited and representatives of 16 clubs from Thai League 1 had a meeting to discuss guidelines for broadcasting Thai League 1 football in the 2023/2024 season and splitting the league out to manage benefits among themselves. Pol. Gen. Somyot Poomphanmuang The President of the Football Association of Thailand has invited 16 Thai League 1 clubs to combine management with the Thai League company in seeking benefits. and guidelines for broadcasting Thai football leagues this season The association will send a signal to the club.
After the meeting, Mr. Newin Chidchob, the president of the Buriram United Club, said that most people still thought that they would come together first. will make an appointment again on July 18th. As for the live broadcast, there should be no problem. Because if there is a live signal coming Worst of all, if not in time, is the club's YouTube broadcast. can be used to make money for yourself This year is considered a test that we have tried to manage ourselves.
As for "Madam Pang" Nuanphan Lamsam, president of the Port Authority of FC, said the situation had reached a dead end. But there are also good visions that all 16 teams understand in the same direction. Personally, I have been in the football club for 9 years. I have never encountered such an event. I think there must be something to change and move on.
While Mr. Pichai Lertpong Adisorn, the President of the Chiang Mai Provincial Administrative Organization, posted a Facebook post confirming the Football Association of Thailand for Chiang Mai Province to host the King's Cup football competition. this September Between 4-12 September at the 700-year Chiang Mai Memorial Stadium, there are 4 teams participating in Thailand, India, Lebanon and Iraq, and being the host for 2 consecutive years in Chiang Mai.- Thai News Agency
Source: Thai News Agency
