Football Clubs in Karachi’s District Central Receive Support from Owais Sports
Owais Sports distributes footballs among registered clubs, with sports officials praising the initiative for encouraging young players and grassroots football.
To promote football in District Central and encourage young players, Owais Sports, represented by Chaudhry Israr and Chaudhry Bilal, distributed footballs among the registered football clubs. On the occasion, District Central President Kifayatullah, Secretary General Saleem Patni, North Brothers Football Club President Yousuf Khan, and other football personalities were also present.
KARACHI, August 24, 2026: Football clubs in Karachi’s District Central received new support after Owais Sports distributed two footballs each among all clubs registered on Pakistan Football Connect under the Pakistan Football Federation.
Owais Sports representatives Chaudhry Israr and his son, Chaudhry Bilal, led the initiative. The distribution aims to encourage football activities and strengthen the sport at the grassroots level.
The initiative has received appreciation from football officials and club representatives in District Central. They said providing sports equipment can help young players remain active and give local clubs better opportunities to develop talent.
Yousuf Khan Appreciates Initiative
Yousuf Khan, President of North Brothers Football Club, District Central, thanked Chaudhry Israr and Chaudhry Bilal for supporting local football clubs.
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Khan described the initiative as a valuable contribution to sports development. He said the distribution would encourage young footballers and help keep football grounds active.
He also praised Owais Sports for demonstrating a spirit of service towards the sport. Khan expressed hope that similar initiatives would continue to support football development in the district.
Officials Welcome Private-Sector Support
Kifayatullah, President of District Central, welcomed the distribution of footballs among registered clubs. He said support from the private sector and individuals involved in sports can play an important role in promoting football.
He added that such initiatives encourage young people to participate in sports. They also help keep them engaged in healthy physical activities.
Saleem Patni, Secretary General of District Central, also appreciated the initiative. He said providing sports equipment to football clubs can motivate players and contribute to the development of football across the district.
The officials said continued cooperation between sports organisations, private-sector supporters and local football clubs could help strengthen grassroots football in Karachi.
