PZPN

Certification of football schools – a new opening!

The Football School Certification Programme will be continued. A record amount to support training!

Champions Support Programme. Additional millions for football clubs

PLN 150 million will go to PKO Ekstraklasa and Fortuna 1 Liga clubs as part of government support. The funds obtained are to help enhance the football infrastructure in Poland. It is an initiative that is part of the innovative Champions Support Programme.

Statement of PZPN and Ekstraklasa S.A.

The Polish Football Association and Ekstraklasa S.A. oppose any form of violence and aggression, including physical and verbal, towards players, coaches, referees and other participants in sports competitions.

Free public transportation for the supporters of the Polish national team for the match against Hungary

Due to the organisation of the match of the Polish national team against Hungary (15 November 2021, 8:45 p.m.), public transport in Warsaw was provided free of charge for supporters. Free transportation is available on the match day from 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. on the following day, upon the presentation of a ticket, accreditation or VIP invitation to the above-mentioned 2022 World Cup qualification match. A park-and-ride car park is also available. We will see you at PGE Narodowy! United by Football!

Poland as a candidate to host Women's European Championship in 2025

The final tournament of the Women's European Championship in 2025 could be another international sports event to be organised in Poland! Our country has already hosted several international football tournaments and finals, including EURO 2012, the European Under-21 Championships (2017) and the FIFA Under-20 World Cup (2019). Moreover, Warsaw and Gdańsk hosted the 2015 and 2021 Europa League final matches.

Cezary Kulesza, met with the UEFA President, Aleksander Ceferin

The President of the Polish Football Association met with the UEFA President, Aleksander Čeferin, on Tuesday. They talked about the cooperation and the future of Polish football. 'I had a successful meeting with Aleksander Čeferin. We talked about the challenges facing European football in the coming years and UEFA's close cooperation with the Polish Football Association. I would like to thank you, Mr President, for a fruitful conversation,' said Cezary Kulesza, President of the Polish Football Association.