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Liberian icon George Weah calls on fans to join the fight to rid football of racism
Football icon George Weah has called on fans to join the fight to rid football of racism. The former Liberian president and former international player was speaking at a two-day session of the FIFA Players’ Voice Panel in Rabat.
Professional footballers must have at least 72 hours of rest between matches. FIFA and the international players' unions discussed this during a meeting in the Moroccan capital, Rabat. It is not yet clear when the rule will take effect.
The Fifa Forum for Consultation with Footballers Met in Morocco: the Initiatives that Were Addressed
Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, led the FIFA Forum for consultations with footballers from all over the world at a meeting held in Rabat, Morocco. Members of the Panel were present on the joint position of the players, including their honorary captain, George Weah, legends and champions of the world. Infantino, FIFA’s secretary general, Mattias Grafström, and representatives of 30 players’ unions participated in the meeting. The aim was to …
FIFA and Global Players’ Unions Advance Player Welfare Agenda in Rabat
FIFA President Gianni Infantino, Secretary General Mattias Grafström, and other senior FIFA officials held a landmark meeting with representatives from players’ unions worldwide during the FIFA Professional Players Consultation Forum in Rabat. The gathering coincided with the final of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2025, emphasizing the organization’s commitment to fostering dialogue across all levels of the game. The forum, attended by 30 play…
Professional footballers must have at least 72 hours of rest between matches. FIFA and the international players' unions discussed this during a meeting in the Moroccan capital, Rabat. It is not yet clear when the rule will take effect.
Mugerwa, Tenywa represent Uganda at FIFA engagement in Morocco
Former footballers Yasser Mugerwa and Mubarak Tenywa represented Uganda at a consultative meeting between FIFA and retired footballers in Rabat, Morocco over the weekend. The meeting was attended by representatives from 30 players’ unions, following on from the constructive exchanges in July in New York, United States, between FIFA and players’ unions in the context of the FIFA Club World Cup. FIFA President Gianni Infantino, FIFA Secretary Gene…
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