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The global union for professional football players. Defending the rights and interests of 70,000 players via our network of national associations.
What they post about
FIFPRO is the global union representing professional football players, focusing on their rights and interests. The account shares updates on significant issues affecting players, including concerns about the commercialization of FIFA competitions and initiatives supporting women's football. It also highlights personal stories from athletes, showcasing the realities of life in professional sports. Additionally, FIFPRO addresses various player welfare topics, including mental health and gender equality.
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Majasaari makes room for a master’s alongside football
FIFPRO introduces Finnish goalkeeper Milla-Maj Majasaari’s behind-the-scenes account of starting a Women’s Football Management master’s degree through the PFA Business School while continuing her playing career. Majasaari says she believes a professional athlete can be more than an athlete.
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Giménez Returns to School After Leaving at 17
Uruguay defender José María Giménez, who left school at 17 because balancing studies and football proved too difficult, has resumed his secondary education through a program organized by the footballers’ union Mutual_Uru.
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A second chance at school for Gimenez
FIFPRO says Uruguay defender Jose Maria Gimenez has resumed his secondary education through the Uruguayan player union after leaving school at 17. Gimenez says studying helps on the pitch and in everyday life.
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FIFPRO points to union updates
FIFPRO shares a link to updates from player unions around the world. The caption does not specify which developments are covered.
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What 791 women footballers told FIFPRO
FIFPRO directs readers to its Global Employment Report, based on a survey of 791 players in 40 countries. A separate FIFPRO post quoted here asks whether working conditions are keeping pace with the growth of women's football; this caption does not provide specific survey results.
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