Fifa’s Executive Committee is set to decide in March on a new proposal to launch the Women’s Club World Cup in 2017.
This was among the key development principles for women’s football being discussed by the Committees for Women’s Football and the Women’s World Cup which met at the Federation of International Football Association headquarter on Tuesday.
Moya Dodd, chairwoman and co-opted member of the Fifa Executive Committee, convened the session in order to continue the discussions initiated a year ago during the group’s inaugural meeting.
The Task Force set up in October 2013 with the aim of identifying and establishing priorities for the development of women’s football discussed possible concepts outlining details for the creation of a Fifa Women’s Club World Cup, including an inaugural edition set for 2017.
FIFA President Sepp Blatter announced the creation of the Task Force in October 2013 in order to identify and establish priorities for the development of women’s football.
Image credit: FIFA
This was among the key development principles for women’s football being discussed by the Committees for Women’s Football and the Women’s World Cup which met at the Federation of International Football Association headquarter on Tuesday.
Moya Dodd, chairwoman and co-opted member of the Fifa Executive Committee, convened the session in order to continue the discussions initiated a year ago during the group’s inaugural meeting.
The Task Force set up in October 2013 with the aim of identifying and establishing priorities for the development of women’s football discussed possible concepts outlining details for the creation of a Fifa Women’s Club World Cup, including an inaugural edition set for 2017.
FIFA President Sepp Blatter announced the creation of the Task Force in October 2013 in order to identify and establish priorities for the development of women’s football.
Image credit: FIFA
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