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NEW DELHI: In an attempt to bolster the successful launch of the National Womenas League, which is slated to kick-off later this year, the All India Football Federation conducted a Womenas League Workshop at the AIFF Headquarters in the Capital today (July 05, 2016).
The Workshop was aimed to strengthen the Indian Senior Womenas National Team by developing a sustainable and competitive environment for Womenas Club Football. The workshop for the proposed National Womenas League was attended by participants of various Hero Indian Super League Clubs (Delhi Dynamos, Chennaiyin FC, Kerala Blasters, FC Pune City, Atletico de Kolkata) and Hero I-League Clubs (Bengaluru FC, Aizawl FC, Mumbai FC).
Speaking on the occasion, AIFFas General Secretary Mr. Kushal Das said, a?We believe that India has a lot of potential when it comes to Womenas Football and we want to capitalize on thata?
a?We have the potential to qualify for the AFC Asian Cup and then go on to play the FIFA World Cup in 2019a?
a?Keeping in mind the planned development of Womenas Football we will launch the Womenas League in October 2016 and this Workshop aims to get a consensus for successful launch of the Leaguea?, Mr. Das added.
Explaining the calendar planned for the development of Womenas Football and the National Team, Mr. Das said, a?The AFC U-19 Championship will be in October and we will have a National Camp before thata?
a?Next, we intend to hold the National Championship in November and December, while the final phase of the National Womenas League will be held in January/ February 2017 building up to the Qualifiers in April 2017a?
a?The Womenas League will also give us an opportunity to identify talent for the Senior Womenas National Team in our quest to qualify for the FIFA World Cupa?, the AIFF General Secretary stated.
The Workshop also informed the attending Clubs of the AIFFas National Womenas League Club Licensing criteria, the structure of the proposed National Womenas League and the roadmap for the qualification of the Senior Womenas Team for the AFC Womenas Asian Cup 2018.
a?The Workshop aimed to brief the participants in how we would like to launch the National Womenas League, whilst encouraging their feedback as to how they can make the League bettera?, AIFFas Technical Director Scott OaDonell told www.the-aiff.com.
a?We have done a lot of FIFA Live Your Goals programmes and we have seen the interest in the masses. We want to take this interest even further by launching the Womenas Leaguea?, he added.
