Good Petrol for Amateur Clubs: the FFF's Initiative in the Face of Rising Fuel Prices
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The president of the French Football Federation Philippe Diallo announced on Thursday the setting up of good petrol to help amateur clubs. A welcome boost as fuel prices continue to rise due to the conflict in the Middle East.
In the face of rising fuel prices, the FFF is launching "good fuel" for amateur football clubs. An envelope of €1.5 million has been released to support the licensees.
Philippe Diallo, President of the FFF, announced a €1.5 million package released "as soon as possible" on Thursday during a trip to Metz.
The president of the French Football Federation, Philippe Diallo, expressed his great satisfaction with Zinedine Zidane's first steps at the helm of the national team. Before the match against Italy in the round
On Thursday, October 1, in Metz, Philippe Diallo, president of the FFF, explained that the French Football Federation will soon release an envelope of 1.5 million euros to help amateur football, faced with rising prices of petrol and diesel.
On Thursday in Metz on the occasion of the FFF Interregional Days, President Philippe Diallo took stock of the hot issues. From the setting up of an emergency aid of 1.5 million euros in good fuel to support amateur clubs in the face of the rise in fuel prices, to the first steps of Zinédine Zidane among the Blues, to the reform of the governance of professional football.
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