“Three bids received by FanCode and Genius Sports (for ISL and Federation Cup), and Capri Sports (for IWL and IWL2) for the relevant commercial rights were placed before the Executive Committee,” the AIFF said in a statement.“After detailed deliberations, it was decided that KPMG will prepare comprehensive comparison tables evaluating the feasibility and key aspects of the bids,” the statement further said.During the bid opening process on March 27, the clubs had cited not having enough time to read the Request for Quotation (RFQ) document. The key document was shared with the clubs only 12 hours before the bids opened.Clubs were also unhappy with the proposed 60-30-10 revenue model between clubs, commercial partners and the federation. They had sought a separate presentation from the bidders to evaluate and understand their approach.During the AIFF Executive Committee meeting, it was made clear that the process will be followed as requested by the clubs.“To ensure greater clarity and transparency in the process, clubs associated with the competitions will also hold meetings with the respective bidders to address any queries they may have,” the AIFF said.“After preparation of comparative analysis, bidders will be requested to submit the term sheet within a stipulated timeline.“The matter will subsequently be placed before the AIFF General Body for consideration in accordance with the provisions of the AIFF Constitution,” the statement said.