Kolkata, Aug. 15 -- The wish of former I-League champions Churchill Brothers to play in the Indian Super League (ISL) is set to be fulfilled after Jamshedpur FC transferred their sporting licence to the Goa club on Friday for Rs 100. "Tata Steel has agreed to transfer its equity shares in 'Jamshedpur Football & Sporting Private Limited' (JFSPL) to Churchill Brothers Football Club for a token consideration," the steel major said in a statement. Churchill Brothers paid the clubs' share of Rs 1.1 crore to All India Football Federation (AIFF) to be part of 2026-27 ISL, sources at the AIFF and club officials told HT speaking separately. "We had to be back where we belong," Churchill Brothers said on Instagram. "While some saw decline, we saw opportunity. While some saw the end, we saw another beginning." The share transfer agreement includes head coach Owen Coyle, his assistant Alexander Stewart and 12 players including internationals Pronay Halder, Nikhil Barla, Mohammed Sanan and Albino Gomes. Churchill will take over the contracts from September 1, the statement said. "Since this is a token amount, I don't think this sale undervalues the worth of ISL clubs," a club CEO told HT over the phone from Mumbai. The CEO did not want to be named. Churchill were I-League champions in 2008-09 and 2012-13. They were relegated to the third tier for pulling out of the 2025-26 season. That happened after AIFF had declared Churchill provisional champions of 2024-25 I-League but the decision was contested by Inter Kashi at the Court of Arbitration for Sport. As I-League winners, Inter Kashi were promoted to the ISL....