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Pakistan Football Federation President Meets FIFA Chief in Tokyo

October 25, 2026 • 2 weeks ago •

TOKYO: Mohsin Gilani, the President of the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF), met with FIFA President Gianni Infantino to exchange goodwill on the sidelines of the AFC Extraordinary Congress held in Tokyo.

The meeting, which took place after the congress, highlighted the ongoing efforts to enhance football governance and development in Pakistan. Gilani expressed optimism about the future of football in the country and discussed potential collaborations with FIFA to improve infrastructure and training programs.

This meeting signifies a crucial step for Pakistan’s football landscape, as it seeks to align more closely with international standards and gain support from global football authorities. Enhanced cooperation with FIFA could lead to increased funding and resources for local leagues and youth programs, ultimately benefiting aspiring athletes across the nation.

Looking ahead, the PFF plans to engage in further discussions with FIFA regarding the upcoming football season and potential initiatives aimed at grassroots development. Gilani’s proactive approach indicates a commitment to revitalizing football in Pakistan and fostering a stronger relationship with international bodies.

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