What you should know
CBAs have been established for a long time in football
Thanks to unionisation many players are free to exercise this right – but this is still not the case in all countries, which leads to difficulties in establishing regulations across both domestic and international football.
Governing bodies in football can drown out player’s voices
This is unacceptable, and FIFPRO takes an active role in developing and pushing CBAS – ensuring that footballers have an appropriate influence over their working conditions.
Globalisation calls for more international co-operation
All players, no matter where they are based, should have the same fundamental right to collectively negotiate for fair working conditions.

FIFPRO President David Aganzo: “We support the players in Panama”
FIFPRO fully supports the strike action by the football players in Panama, organized with their union AFUTPA.

How 100 American women players negotiated their first collective deal
The women players of the National Women’s Soccer League in the United States recently announced their first collective agreement.

Players in Australia welcome new deal about working conditions
Security, stability and a more professional working environment, those are the main accomplishments for men and women footballers in Australia enjoy with their new collective deal.
