ANFA has decided to take part in Bangabandhu gold cup if Bangladesh FA pays dues of USD 25,000 by September 28.

Bangladesh FA hasn't cleared dues of USD 25,000 from the tournament that Nepal won in 2016.

"Bangladesh has agreed to send remaining money by September 28. If that happens, we will take part in Bangabandhu gold cup otherwise we won't take part", said general secretary Indraman Tuladhar.

Bangabandhu gold cup is kicking off from October 1 in Dhaka.

Defending champions Nepal have been grouped with Palestine and Tajikistan.