women’s football

23 July 2024, Kathmandu. Following the record-setting FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia and New Zealand 2023™ that kicked off just over one year ago, 1,041 clubs from 48 FIFA Member Associations across all six confederations are to receive a share of the revenue for the release of players who participated at the tournament. The funds have been made available via FIFA’s Club Benefits Programme (CBP), which was introduced for the first time ahead of the FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ to recognise the fundamental role that clubs play in developing players. The total amount committed to clubs that released and/or trained the…