With the international and regional calendar taking place in 2021, including World Cup Qualifiers, AFC competitions, SEA Games 31, and AFF Cup, it will be a busy year for ASEAN countries. In addition, clubs and players also have domestic tournaments to complete next year, which will give them limited time for taking part in other events.”Several countries will have additional local issues to contend with, which may add further to calendar congestion. With all this in mind, together with the overall uncertainty that still remains over any dates in 2021, we have decided with our partners to move the launch of ACC to 2022,” AFF President Major General Khiev Sameth said.A further update on the ACC will be provided after all schedules of international, regional and domestic tournaments in 2021 are confirmed. AFF will also unveil the ACC logo and trophy in due course.”ACC is a key pillar of our regional development strategy, and we’ve agreed that a move to 2022 is the right decision at this stage. As we begin to regroup, it became clear that having to launch ACC in a much-reduced format, within what we know will be a heavily congested season, would not be in the… Read full this story
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