Following the increasing importance of new technologies in football to collect possibly large amounts of data related to the performance and well-being of football players, FIFA and FIFPRO have agreed to identify and develop standards and best practices for the collection, protection and use of personal player-performance data based on the GDPR and Swiss Law.

The use of volumetric player data and artificial intelligence in the football industry requires the direct agreement of players and collective safeguards

FIFPRO has launched a new free-to-access data platform that monitors match schedules and the workload of players across different competitions.

When a football player lies injured on the turf the pain can be hard to bear. By Laurie Bell.

In an interview, FIFPRO's Sarah Gregorius discusses the first flash report about women’s football based on data from the FIFPRO Player Workload Monitoring (PWM) platform.

FIFPRO and the Football Benchmark practice of KPMG have signed a three-year cooperation agreement to create a new cutting-edge platform that will monitor the workload of professional footballers.

FIFPRO spoke with Chris Higgins who, alongside his playing career, is also working at PFA Scotland as player development manager.

The FIFPRO Player Workload Monitoring tool combines scientific knowledge with data insights to monitor player workload and match scheduling across different competitions.

FIFPRO is launching a Global Player Council to strengthen the role of professional footballers in shaping their industry at an international level.