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  • Players united in shaping women’s football in the Pacific

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    The success of the 2023 Women’s World Cup showed, among many things, the growth and potential of the women’s game in Oceania. But for numerous women’s national teams in the OFC region, particularly the Pacific Islands, even the most basic working conditions are being neglected.

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    The FIFA FIFPRO Men’s World 11 and FIFA FIFPRO Women’s World 11 are comprised of the best footballers from around the globe – voted by the players, for the players.

  • FIFPRO, unions commit to create centralised player data management platform

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    Under the leadership and initiative of FIFPRO and its 66 member unions, the development of a centralised player data management platform will address the need of players to control the use, application, and exploitation of their data in the workplace or outside.

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Mind the Gap: First research report published

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The first 'Mind the Gap' research report is out. University of Brussels researchers based their findings on interviews with experts about how to prepare athletes for a second career,

14 August 2019

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Life After Sport: Mind The Gap Research Report 1

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Working with University of Brussels, Mind The Gap conducted wide-ranging research into best practice models for helping players prepare for life after sport. They discovered that a holistic approach is required, with Player Development Managers playing an important role.

16 January 2020

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More than 150 footballers begin FIFPRO-led health research

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More than 150 professional footballers – 90 men and 60 women – have begun participating in a 10-year research project into their health.

06 April 2021

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'Mind the Gap' report defines road map for player development

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FIFPRO has published the second ‘Mind the Gap’ report to help player unions support athletes off the pitch with everything from mental health to their transition to a new career.

20 August 2020

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Denmark forward Signe Bruun joins FIFPRO research: 'Where can I improve as a player?'

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Signe Bruun is among more than 150 professional footballers participating in FIFPRO’s unprecedented 10-year research project into player health.

12 August 2021

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Rise in excessive back-to-back matches in men's football, FIFPRO research shows

Explainer Men's Football Player Data Report Case Study

05 October 2021

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Diversity and inclusion at the heart of statutory reforms

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FIFPRO has taken the first of a series of important steps towards a more progressive vision for the football industry by adopting new statutory commitments.

17 February 2021

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The Next Step: PFA report seeks to protect growth of Australian women’s football

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Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) recently released ‘Professional Women’s Football: The Next Step’ to offer solutions to the challenges that Australian women’s football is facing. The PFA is seeking to increase the number of players who turn professional, encourage clubs take a long term view on investment and keep competitive balance in the W-League. One of the biggest goals is to attract and retain the best global talent amid the growth of European women’s football clubs. Similarly to FIFPRO’s Raising Our Game report, The Next Step provides a vision for women’s professional football.

24 November 2020

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Men's Football: Global Report, 2016

Explainer Men's Football Industry Report

Some people believe that professional footballers are paid too much to do too little. But that’s not a lifestyle that most footballers worldwide would recognize. So we commissioned the 2016 FIFPRO Global Employment Report, which draws on the evidence of 14,000 players worldwide to help us illustrate the reality.

19 November 2019

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