Kuala Lumpur City player-coach and former Malaysia striker Safee Sali recently launched NFTs to remember the country’s 2010 AFF Championship success.

FIFPRO Europe and member unions were present at SportsInnovation 2024 in Dusseldorf on 20-21 March as part of Player IQ Tech’s commitment to stay at the forefront of technological advancements in the football industry – including the emergence of new technologies which are likely to impact players’ working environments.

France skipper Wendie Renard, who has been named in every FIFA FIFPRO Women's World 11 since 2015, talks about consistency at the top and the importance of player unions.

FIFPRO has underlined its commitment to player activism after the International Olympic Committee released guidelines, clarifying that athletes are subject to sanctions by making political gestures on the podium, in the Olympic village, at the opening and closing ceremonies, or on the field of play.

Olympique Lyonnais and England defender Lucy Bronze has joined the FIFPRO Global Player Council to help raise the voice of players in the decision-making in professional football.

Jamaica international Chinyelu Asher discusses what it means for the Reggae Girlz returning to the world stage, diversity and representation at the Women’s World Cup, the power of the collective voice, and ambitions for a player union in Jamaica. 

Javiera Moreno is the first recipient of the FIFPRO Player Activism Award.

Marcus Rashford is the first winner of the FIFPRO Player Impact Award.

National team players have reacted to the decision to choose Australia and New Zealand as the joint 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup hosts in a live online discussion organized by FIFPRO.

With an open letter professional footballers in Belgium announced yesterday that they have created a player council, which wants to be part of the decision-making process in national football.

For the ninth consecutive year Luka Modrić won the award for best Croatian football player. The Real Madrid midfielder was chosen by his colleagues in Croatia during a vote that was organised for the ninth time by player association HUNS.

FIFPRO believes all professional footballers should always be able to express themselves freely.