Player welfare and competitiveness topped women’s agenda at UEFA Football Board powow
September 11 – The UEFA Football Board has reiterated the need to improve competitiveness across domestic leagues, as well as increasing the number of female coaches and an emphasis on professionalising female refereeing.
Meeting at UEFA HQ in Nyon, the agenda covered key areas aimed at driving the sport forward, including strategic planning, enhancing the competitive landscape, improving player welfare and fostering professional opportunities for athletes, coaches and officials.”
The board emphasised the importance of player welfare and that “support structures must continue to be improved to ensure the physical and mental well-being of the players”.
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