NANPF/CFF Community Football Cup Set to Debut in 17 States
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The National Association of Nigeria Professional Footballers NANPF and the Community Football Development Initiative CFF are set to debut the NANPF/CFF Community Cup Football Tournament in 17 states across Nigeria. The tournament aims to foster football culture at the grassroots level and promote the establishment of community owned football clubs at the local government level.
According to a press release from NANPF, the tournament will provide a platform for upcoming professional footballers and retired players, who are now trained coaches and administrators, to engage productively. The tournament will take place in local government areas within the 17 states, supervised by NANPF state administrative secretaries, assistants, and coordinators appointed by NANPF and CFF.
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The unveiling of the tournament logo and the official union jersey for players will be held in Lagos on a date to be announced soon.
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The launch of the NANPF/CFF Community Football Cup is a crucial step toward developing grassroots football in Nigeria. This initiative provides local talent with the to shine while fostering a culture of football at the community level. For young players hoping to pursue professional careers, tournaments like this one are invaluable, as they provide exposure and a chance to be scouted by bigger clubs.
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Additionally, retired footballers who have transitioned into coaching or football administration now have a platform to share their experience and knowledge with the next generation. The collaboration between NANPF and CFF demonstrates a strong commitment to not only supporting emerging talent but also empowering local communities through football.
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As the tournament kicks off in 17 states, it’s exciting to think about the impact this initiative will have on football in Nigeria, and we look forward to seeing how these local clubs develop in the coming years.
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The tournament aims to encourage the formation of community owned football clubs at the local government level.
NANPF has assigned state administrative secretaries and assistants to oversee the organization of the tournament.
The competition will provide retired professional footballers with a platform to work as coaches and administrators.
The tournament’s official logo and jersey will be [unveiled](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/merchandising-and-branding/beyond-limits-graduate-ogundana-strengthens-ekiti-football-ecosystem/) in Lagos on a date to be announced soon.