BFL mooting women’s league
The P2 430 000 sponsorship deal spanning over a three year period, could see the last year under the management of the BFL as it was with the ABSA sponsorship.
The BFL CEO said: “We have many ambitious goals in the upcoming years to promote football, I announced last year that, as BFL, we are interested in setting up a women’s football professional league. We will soon engage with the mother- body ( BFA) around this topic to discuss possibilities to start the league in the 2023/ 2024 season.”
One of the major points discussed by the BFL CEO in their plans for women football league is the negotiations for ( CAF) ahead of the Women Africa in forming a strong competitive sponsorships and television rights, Cup of Nations ( WAFCON) reasleague. which of course will play a critical sured that it remains committed It remains to be seen how the role on whether their efforts become to improve the practice of women’s structure will turn out be, whether a success. football on the continent, especially there will be relegation and first
“We will work hard to source funds to professionalize it. division league.
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for the league just as it is the case with One of the major stumbling The deliberations with the BFA our men football league. I can guaranblocks that will face BFL is comand other stakeholders will give a tee you that, this league will be live on ing up with the teams to form the clear perspective on how everything television, an international broadcaster league. will pan out. once the negotiations are done,” RamoThe BFL ideally would like to The recent impressive showing of
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league, the ladies team will be adminsome top women teams in the counwomen football reach new heights istered in a more professional structure try are not attached to any clubs. and Botswana could become one with all the players having contracts The likes of Double Action, of the few African countries with a The conveyancing secretary Mexican will girls work and UB directly Kicks remain with competitive our with their clubs. professional attorneys women’s on
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