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Transfer date unresolved

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The Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) has given the Metropolis Football League Committee the responsibility to negotiate with the clubs to set a transfer date for the season 200405.
"The BFF wants to complete the process this year and if the clubs agree, we will stage it in October," BFF general secretary Anwarul Huq Helal told after Thursday night's executive committee meeting.
"Although we want it done early, the clubs must have their say. Their consent is very important to us. The league committee will sit with them this month to discuss the issues."
"It would have been fine if we could start the league soon after an early transfer but we will not get the ground (Bangabandhu National
Stadium) before March. But we can't take the risk of waiting long because it would hamper the clubs' preparation and the spirit of the players," Helal said.
"So, we are looking forward to keep the clubs busy by launching the season in January. We want to hold the Federation Cup and another tournament in January. We still have the Kamlapur Stadium for that. It will also give the clubs a good two months' preparation to go into the new season," he explained.
The BFF is also going to introduce a new transfer scheme. The footballers will get individual tokens at the end of each season and they will have to submit it to the club of their choice during the official transfer process.
Any kind of financial transaction must go through the federation, and both player and club will have to sign the agreement paper provided by the BFF. Without this paper, no club would be able to claim paying a player by showing other vouchers.
The BFF is introducing this system to avoid clashes of clubs over the possession of footballers.
Feuding among top clubs is not uncommon but the situation hit a low last season over the episode involving national number one goalkeeper Aminul which resulted in a police raid at the Abahani club tent after Muktijoddha Sangsad filed a kidnap case.
The meeting was expected to take a decision about extending coach Shahidur Rahman Shantoo's contract. But it was not discussed as the manager's report on Bangladesh's participation in the AFC Youth (U-1 7) Championship in Japan was yet to reach the BFF.
Meanwhile, the qualifying rounds of the JFA Cup -- the Under-16 national competition to be sponsored by Japan Football Association -- will be held from October 1-8 at eight venues. The BFF has asked the
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tournament committee to finalise the date and venue of the eightteam final round as soon as possible.
Besides it was informed that Dhaka Premier League and National Football League champions Brothers Union will take part in India's prestigious Barduloi Trophy in Assam starting from October 1.
Also if Muktijoddha Sangsad do not want to play in the ANFA Cup due to start on October 6, Abahani will avail the invitation from Nepal. There is another invitation from Bhutan but so far, no clubs have shown their interest to take part in the King's Cup from September 26.