From the golden age to the possibilities of the new generation

However, the hope of hope has not yet become extinct. Bangla desh football is trying to return to the head through some of the current generation clubs, private academies and young footballers. In this article we will look back in the golden past, analyze the current situation and the possibilities of the next day.

Gold Age: The Glory of 9 and 9th

The true golden age of football in Bangladesh is called the 9th and fifth day. Football was the center of sports in the country at this time, and its main attraction were the two superpower clubs: the Sacred Sports Cycle and the Muhammad Sports Club.

The struggle between these two clubs meant a multitude of galleries in Dhaka, awakening -at night for tickets and unique madness in the city. Abahani-Mohammedan Derby became a cultural event that was not limited to play, which was part of human identity, emotion and pride.

The Dhaka League was the most popular and competitive tournament in the country. Badal Roy, Aslam, Chunnu, Salahuddin and foreign stars have played in this league. Then the posters of the players, the cassette of the song and even the drama were seen in the shadow of football.

The whole family used to hear the game on the radio and the exciting analysis was next to the neighborhood. It is said that football was an integral part of public life.

As today Haguit gun The interest of the people has been created for the Cricket or European football, as well as the Abahani VS Muhammad game surrounded by the predictions, discussions and oral bets of supporters.

This golden time shows that the passion for football in Bangladesh is not new, but it is a historical reality.

The start of autumn: As cricket football was printed

In the early 1960’s, Bangladesh’s cricket began to gain popularity. After receiving the status of the test at 21, the game became a national madness. Football, on the other hand, is lost due to the lack of media coverage, organization and financial patronage.

🇧🇩 Cricket vs. Football: Comparative analysis of popularity and structure (8-220)

Area	Football (⬇ Autumn)	Cricket (⬆ rise)
Federation/Board Management	Feeble	BCB, well organized and state
Emission of media	Limited, irregular	Omnipresent TV/online coverage
Performance of the national team	Lack of success, FIFA⬇ Ranking	Win Hate/T20
Sponsor	Not almost	Multinational brand, regular contract
Public involvement	City -Centric, in decline	Also popularity in rural areas

The root causes:

• Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) quickly grabbed the heart of ordinary people in planned activities and media management.
• On the other hand, the Bangladesh Football Federation is constantly left due to corruption, lack of leadership and sponsored deficit.
• As football transmission on television is unusual, the young generation gradually tilted to European clubs or cricket.

Not only the quality of the game behind this fall of football, the failure of the organization has played the greatest role.

Current Situation: Where is Bangladesh’s football now?

Today, football in Bangladesh is at a critical but potential level. The glory of the golden past is no more, but some clubs and individuals try to recover the life of football. To analyze this reality, there are four key aspects to see:

1. The value of Bangladesh’s Premier League League (BPL)

Although the BPL is the leading domestic football league, its quality and competition are very limited. Some clubs, such as Bashundhara Kings, are moving forward with modern infrastructure, coaches and foreign players, while many clubs are still out of their professional structure.

• The public is low
• Coincidence coverage is limited
• The league calendar is often irregular

2. Academy and State of Training

The number of academies managed nationally is low. Most training centers depend on private businessmen. Coaches usually absent, training modules and international standard.

However, some new academies, such as FC Uttara or Fortis Academy, have started working gradually on advanced methods and plans.

3. National Selection Performance

The Bangladesh National Football Selection falls behind in the FIFA rankings and has not achieved any significant achievement in the SAFF or the Asian Cup. The quality of the match, the level of skill and the physical form are delayed in the teams in the south of Asia.

Although some talented players have appeared in recent years, there is a shortage of proper use and continuous development.

3. Coverage and sponsorship of the media

The broadcast of football matches is not yet regular, the cricket is a priority on television and the media online. As a result, sponsors are losing interest in football.

• The big brand is not interested in
• Highlights or match analysis are very low
• Some clubs are promoted through social media but is limited

Hope: The new generation and the private company

Although Bangladesh’s football has been neglected for some time, some private clubs, academies and businessmen have tried to change the scene in recent years. Some positive changes in the field and out of the field have made football lovers optimistic.

Bashundhara Kings directed the Professional Revolution

Bashundhara Reis It has already been established as one of the most modern and organized clubs in the country. Are:

• Developed international quality stages and practices facilities
• Recruited coaches and qualified foreign players
• Continuously dominates the domestic league
• Campaign actively in social media and media

This club model can be inspired by other clubs.

New academies and training initiatives

Some private academies in recent times Fortis FC, Saif Sporting Club or Baridhara Youth Academy Working with young players has begun with modern training methods.

• Advanced fitness program
• Video Analysis
• Foreign coaches
• Collection of players from College School level

Media, digital fanbas and rich social

Many young football fans now create content on home football on YouTube, Facebook and Tiktak. The highlight of the match, the analysis, the first 5 goals: This content brings the youngest generation to football.

Also some sports blogs and a test based on football, trivies and Haguit gun Through the discussion, interest in football is being made.

Conclusion: Will the spring of football return?

The history of football in Bangladesh is glorious, but the reality says: the long way is. Although the brightness of the golden past fades slowly, some positive changes today indicate that the light will be inspired.

The professionalism of the private club, the modern training system of the new Academy, the digital interest of young people and, above all, the emotions of football lovers, all of this can be a new way, where Bangladesh can take a strong position in South -Asian football.

However, it will be necessary –

• Scheme
• Federation
• Media and corporate support
• Domestic -level infrastructure development

We believe: football is in our blood, the right structure and direction is needed.

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Questions almost asked (FM)

Question 1: When was the golden age of football in Bangladesh?

Answer: The 9th and fifth decade is called the golden age of football in Bangladesh. At that time, there was an intense competition between clubs such as Abahani-Mohammedan, the popularity of the Dhaka League and the gallery filled the viewers.

Question 2: What is the Professional League League League in Bangladesh (BPL)?

A: Yes, it is the professional professional football league in Bangladesh. However, most clubs continue to suffer modern professional structures.

Question 1: Why did football lose popularity in Bangladesh?

Answer: The popularity of football has decreased due to the increase in cricket, the lack of media coverage, the weak federation and the sponsored deficit.

Question 1: What needs to be done to resuscitate football?

Answer: It is very important to add institutional sponsorship, academic development and coaching, media support.

Question 1: Can Bangladesh return to South Football -Seasatic?

Answer: If the appropriate planning, leadership and investment can be ensured, Bangladesh can return to a strong position in football.