Pakistan has not yet been invited to participate in the Pro League, says Fih

While Pakistani officials still claim that the Pakistani Hockey Federation (PHF) is in contact with the International Hockey Federation (FIH) on participation in the FiH Pro League, a FiH employee said no official invitation had expanded to any of this team.

On Thursday, the PHF Secretary spoke to the media with Pakistani Sports (PSB) officials, discussing Pakistan’s possibility of participating in the Pro League and the required funds. Added that PHF is in contact with FIH on the subject.

However, Geo News He received a statement from FIH stating that the federation is not yet in the process of inviting the Nations Cup runner to participate in the Pro League.

Senior Communications Director Fih Nicolas Maingot also rejected Pakistan’s reports invited to the tournament as “untrue”.

“The process is as follows: The winners of the Nations Cup have the opportunity to participate in the Pro League for the next season.

“At the moment, we are not at this stage,” the FIH spokesman added.

In previous communication with Geo NewsMaingot confirmed that New Zealand has not yet informed FIH with its decision.

“From Wednesday night, we have not taken the official stance of New Zealand,” he said.

Reports indicate that due to government funding cuts, New Zealand may be able to participate in the Fih Pro League, as they had also retired from the previous edition.

It is understood that while no official invitation has expanded, there may have been preliminary leadership discussions to measure Pakistan’s readiness if New Zealand refuses to participate.

Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Hockey Federation Secretary Rana Mujahid confirmed while talking God‘S’ Score ‘Score that Fih has, for the time being, asked Pakistan’s availability if New Zealand is out.

“FIH asked us if we would be available and responded positively, while discussing our potential, we also asked FIH’s response to New Zealand’s final stance on the issue so that we could make any decision for it,” he said.