Approximately 85 percent of PFA Malaysia’s membership consists of Muslim footballers. The union has been supporting players during Ramadan through corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives aimed at protecting their physical, spiritual, and community well-being.

With Ramadan falling within England’s domestic football calendar over the next few decades, the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) has been delivering Muslim Player Considerations awareness workshops at clubs – designed to help coaches and multidisciplinary teams support players who are fasting during the religious month.

The Danish men’s national team signed a new four-year agreement with the Danish Football Association (DBU) that will come into effect after the upcoming EURO 2024. The players, supported by their union Spillerforeningen, decided to focus on helping arrange equal working conditions for the women’s national team.

Rugby is one of the most advanced sports in preparing players for life after sport. As part of the 'Mind the Gap' campaign, we spoke to Deirdre Lyons, Rugby Players Ireland's head of player development, about how clubs and player associations work together.

Romanian top division club FC Astra Giurgu told their players that they will get their salary arrears of January and February if they agree with a salary reduction of 50 percent for a 9-month period as from January until September 2020.

Football players from all backgrounds are concerned about human rights in Qatar ahead of the 2022 FIFA World Cup and want to know how they can play an active role in bringing about lasting change in the host country.

FIFA and FIFPRO have set up the FIFA Fund for Football Players (FIFA FFP) which aims to help players receiving part of their outstanding salaries when clubs disappear, for example after a bankruptcy.

The World Players Association is the leading voice of organised players in the governance of world sport. It brings together 85,000 players across professional sport through more than 100 player associations in over 60 countries.

In Costa Rica, the players’ union ASOJUPRO signed an agreement with the league and the federation for the period from March to June 2020 by means of which they agreed that salaries of players would be reduced until the competition would resume.

FIFPRO is asking the Cypriot football association (CFA) to immediately reconsider their proposal to reduce player salaries, as this proposal would lead to players earning far less than a living wage for the months of March, April and May.

FIFPRO's affiliated member player association in Switzerland (SAFP) has drawn up the following advice to players, clubs and leagues on hygiene measures to limit the spread of Coronavirus; we are sharing this advice with player associations around the world.

FIFPRO wants to remind clubs and professional football players that it is prohibited to exclude players from the first team through coercive methods.