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Find out how FIFA works towards making the beautiful game truly global as football unites the world at the FIFA World Cup 2026™

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FIFA World Cup 2026™

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FIFA World Cup™ teams bring Be Active message to local communities across the USA

FIFA President Gianni Infantino meets with Tunisian Football Association (FTF) President Moez Nasri

FIFA President Gianni Infantino congratulates Tunisia for FIFA World Cup™ qualification 

FIFA’s Football for Schools programme launched in Japan

National Training Centre Cermony

Côte d’Ivoire look to the future with state-of-the-art training centre renovation

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2025 was a monumental year for FIFA, both on and off the pitch as we were able to show more than ever that football unites the world.

FIFA's Annual Report 2025

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The 76<sup>th</sup> FIFA Congress took place in Vancouver, Canada on 30 April 2026, as announced by FIFA President Gianni Infantino at the 75<sup>th</sup> Congress in Paraguay in May 2025.

FIFA Congress 2026

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FIFA's focus centres on 11 strategic objectives for the next four years.

Strategic Objectives for the Global Game: 2023-2027

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To deliver the most relevant insights, the benchmarking focuses exclusively on women’s football leagues and clubs. The analysis focuses on the performance of leagues and clubs in each tier and how each can learn from its peers and/or the tier above.

'Setting the Pace' FIFA Benchmarking Report (4th Edition)

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Concussion is a traumatic brain injury common in all sports. It’s vital to understand the signs, symptoms, and impacts of concussion because brain health is non-negotiable.

Concussion: Suspect and Protect

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Football Unites the World is a global movement to inspire, unite and develop through football. It brings people together, all over the world, to celebrate the beautiful game.

Football Unites the World

In Focus

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FIFA Women's World Cup Brazil 2027™

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FIFA Series

The FIFA Series 2026 brings together national teams with a wide range of competitive profiles, reinforcing its development-driven design. 

FIFA Series 2026

FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Poland 2026™

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FIFA Women's Champions Cup 2026™

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The Best FIFA Football Awards™ 2025

The Best FIFA Football AwardsTM 2025

FIFA Arab Cup Qatar 2025™

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FIFA Intercontinental Cup 2025™

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FIFA Tournaments & Events

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Find everything FIFA is doing for any football related topic.

What FIFA does

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Since 1904, FIFA, the Fédération Internationale de Football Association, has served as the global governing body for football.

Organisation

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A wide range of campaigns shows FIFA’s extensive and widespread engagement to use the power of football for positive global impact.

Campaigns

Member Associations

The FIFA Member Associations (MAs) are at the centre of football’s global ecosystem, representing 211 countries and territories across six continents.

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From archived financial reports to published circulars, on subjects as diverse at the Laws of the Game, the regulations of each and every FIFA tournament, technical reports or even security regulations

Reports & Documents

Lieke Martens hugs Danielle van de Donk in a friendly win over Australia

Updated ranking table for Men's and Women's teams. 

FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking

INSIDE FIFA

Ecuador and Curacao fans 

A Day in the Life of ‘Team One’ at FIFA World Cup 2026™

Match officials for matches 45, 46, 47 and 48 appointed

FIFA Legend Sergio Ramos delighted as Monterrey prepares to host FIFA World Cup Match 1,000

Dutch Legends join Oranje Fanwalk in Houston

First-ever red card for covering mouth in situation of confrontation

FIFA World Cup™ Community Training Sessions bring players and local communities together

Connected Ball Technology helping match officials at FIFA World Cup 2026™

FIFA World Cup 2026™ fans become lifesavers by learning Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

FIFA World Cup™ match 1,000 a testament to football’s storied tradition and modern growth

Highlights

FIFA World Cup 2026™ Blog

Rules and reports, legal portal, Football Tribunal, decisions, Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), anti-doping, compliance, integrity, educational programmes, disciplinary, etc.

Legal

FIFA Clearing House, agents, transfer reports, transfer windows, educational programmes (transfers, agency), etc.

Transfer system

Strategy, programmes in club licensing, coach mentorship, professionalisation, benchmarking and health snapshot reports, etc.

Women's Football

FIFA Forward, Diploma in Club Management, clubs and leagues professionalisation, Club Benefits Programme, professional football landscape, etc.

Advancing football

International refereeing list, refereeing at tournaments, Laws of the Game, etc.

Refereeing

Standards for video assistant referees (VAR), goal-line technology, playing surfaces, etc. certified installations, providers, etc.

Innovation

New football metrics, technical reports, coaching resources, technical development, FIFA Talent Academies, FIFA Training Centre...

Talent development

Bidding processes, sustainability, legacy, volunteering, media rights, broadcasters, etc.

Tournament organisation

FIFA is working on a wide range of topics from improving the women's game and developing football around the world to ensuring better football governance structures.

In its 23rd edition, the FIFA World Cup™ reaches a milestone in Monterrey today. Match 36 of this year’s global showpiece is also the 1,000th fixture in the competition’s history.

FIFA Legends mark the 1,000th match of the FIFA World Cup™

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FIFA's elite group of referees, assistants and video match officials – known as Team One – are supported by the same level of high-performance infrastructure as the world's top players.

Referees Training Session - FIFA World Cup 2026?

Declaring that a “small part of my heart will always be in Mexico, in Monterrey,” FIFA World Cup™ winner Sergio Ramos congratulated the city where he spent his most recent professional season on the occasion of the 1,000th match in FIFA World Cup history.

FIFA Legend Sergio Ramos delighted as Monterrey prepares to host FIFA World Cup Match 1,000 

Sergio Ramos of Monterrey poses for a portrait during the FIFA Club World Cup Access Day at the El Barrial Training Center in Monterrey, Mexico

To mark World Refugee Day 2026, the FIFA Foundation is highlighting football-based activities in Dzaleka Refugee Camp, Malawi, delivered through its collaboration with UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency.

FIFA Foundation and UNHCR support refugee communities in Malawi through football

FIFA Foundation and UNHCR support refugee communities in Malawi 

Japan and Tunisia will play in the 1,000th match in FIFA World Cup history on 20 June at Monterrey Stadium. The meeting of Asian and African sides in North America will showcase football’s growth and the inclusivity of the FIFA World Cup 2026 .

FIFA World Cup 2026™ Blog

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