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Wednesday 03 January 2024, 17:00

FIFA Talent Development Scheme makes further strides in 2023

  • This year the scheme entered its implementation phase

  • Its aim is to help member associations reach their full potential

  • Arsène Wenger travelled to India in November to help tap into its tremendous potential

The FIFA Talent Development Scheme reached a milestone in 2023, as it moved forward to the phase of implementation. In March, the FIFA Council approved the regulations for the 2023‑2026 operational life cycle, which were well received by the FIFA Congress that took place in Rwanda.

With the aim of helping member associations reach their full potential and ensuring that all talented players are given the chance to develop and be discovered, the scheme seeks to create a sustainable legacy for long-term player development, maximising the opportunities provided in each participating member association.

Currently, a total of 175 member associations have a development plan in place under the scheme, with the main, long-term development objective being to raise the football standards of their men’s and women’s national teams.

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