The scrutiny process, which is a part of the road to elections, has been completed in seven districts, the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF)'s Normalisation Committee (NC) shared Monday.
According to the shared details, scrutiny of seven districts has been completed followed by district championship matches.
"So far 125 clubs in 7 districts have completed physical scrutiny, during which 77 matches were organized, and 27 teams were left out of the scrutiny process due to non-attendance. The scrutiny process will be completed in 4 more districts before Eid. A total of 1487 clubs from 38 districts will be tested for eligibility by PFF in July," PFF NC shared numbers.
Chairman Normalization Committee Haroon Malik said" I am satisfied with the progress made so far in the registration of clubs. We want to give Pakistan a football system that will bring stability to the policies and there will be no obstacles in the way of the real representatives working for the promotion of the game in the country."
Saud Hashimi, head of the Pakistan Football Connect program, said: "We are trying to complete the scrutiny process as soon as possible for the clean and transparent elections of the PFF, in this regard, a good start has already been made. In the next phase, the scope will be extended to all districts,"