Line Roddik Hansen, who spent 15 years playing for Denmark, retired ahead of having her first child last year. The former Olympique Lyon, Barcelona and Ajax defender says football can learn from handball with regards to players returning after maternity.

The midfielder suffered a concussion when playing for Zilina in the Slovakian Fortuna Liga after accidentally clashing heads with an opponent.

FIFPRO is extremely disappointed to learn that internal politics continue to bar the players of Kenya women’s national team from participating in what is undoubtedly one of the most important matches in their careers.

18 June marks the UN’s International Day for Countering Hate Speech, serving as a reminder that more needs to be done to tackle discrimination worldwide — and that a united front is required to achieve that.

International team-mates Isabella Echeverri and Melissa Ortiz spoke out against gender discrimination in Colombian football in 2019. The pair made an online video that went viral and captured the attention of public opinion.

The 2021/2022 season was a successful one for Argentina's Nicolás Tagliafico, who not only confirmed his pivotal role in his country's national team ahead of the upcoming World Cup, but also scored a goal in the match that crowned his Ajax side as Eredivisie champions in the Netherlands.

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Artwell Mukandi retired aged just 27 after not recovering from an injury.

One-time Denmark international Lasse Vibe strongly recommends that every player, no matter how successful, spends time developing interests outside of football. The former FC Midtjylland forward obtained his Master’s degree in finance at Aarhus BSS while still playing, and by the time he retired at the end of last season, he had already lined up a career as a financial advisor.

In October 2021, Josh Cavallo became the only current openly gay player in men’s top-flight football. Since his announcement, the Australian has discovered a new lease of life – having been inundated with positive reactions from fans and media.

With the World Cup approaching in less than one year, FIFPRO undertook a further visit to Qatar with a series of meetings to deepen its advocacy for human rights in the Gulf state.

Kusini Yengi’s first ever goal in the Australian A-League was marred with racial abuse directed at his personal social media accounts. The 22-year old Adelaide United player tells FIFPRO that social media platforms could do more to prevent people getting hurt.