Major Reforms Approved by FRMF Steering Committee: Key Changes to Football Regulations and Development Initiatives Announced

2024-07-26 07:39:00

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July 26, 2024 at 09:39

At the start of this meeting, the president of the National Professional Football League (LNFP) said, Abdesselam Beleghour The reformer’s interest detailed both processeslicensing to adapt them to the needs of the FIFA and some CAFshows a press release from the FRMF.

After a long discussion, approval of the amendments proposed to be postponed until August 1, 2024, the date of the next meeting of the Steering Committee to extend the debate between the various parties involved.

Regarding the amendments related to the competition regulations and the disciplinary codea commission made up of the presidents of the Conradh na Gaeilge will examine the texts after their studies National Leaguesthe presidents of the judicial bodies and general secretaries of the National Leagues.

Regarding the translatedthe FRMF Steering Committee decided to unify the next period of regional interlay transfers and approved the scheduling of the transfer period simultaneously with the international transfer period.

Likewise, the Steering Committee approved a bonus ranking scale for football clubs. Bottle Pro D1 Youand the immediate deduction of the costs of litigation as well as the first tranche thereof Television broadcast rights for the next season.

The IS FRMF Steering Committee he also approved the LNFA proposal formed in collaboration with the LNFP aimed at implementing the replay system for all divisions of the LNFA.

Regarding the development project “FIFA- Next”the FRMF Steering Committee approved the current and proposed programs aimed at the development of women’s football.

In addition, as part of the implementation of the decision LNFP Steering Committeethe FRMF Steering Committee adopted the provisions relating to the scheduling of inter-club friendly matches (GNFP correspondence, dated 31 May 2024).

The FRMF Steering Committee also approved the Conradh na Gaeilge projectNational Football Coaches Association aimed at allowing a manager to tackle two different clubs in the same division during the same season. The coach can also, during the same season, sign a new contract with a club playing in a higher division.