FIFPRO World 11: UFC on a mission in Brazzaville with Congolese clubs

Author: Merveil WelloPublished on: September 3, 2026Country: Congo

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FIFPRO World 11: UFC on a mission in Brazzaville with Congolese clubs

The Congolese Footballers' Union (UFC) has initiated a mission in Brazzaville to meet with local football clubs. This initiative aims to strengthen the ties between players and clubs while promoting the FIFPRO World 11. The UFC also seeks to raise awareness among clubs about the importance of protecting players' rights.

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