About Division Asia/Oceania
FIFPro Division Asia/Oceania consists of Australia, Japan, New Zealand, India, Indonesia and Malaysia. The division board is led by chairman Brendan Schwab (Australia), Junichi Takano (Japan), Andrew Scott-Howman (New Zealand), Arya Abhiseka (Indonesia), Sumit Mukherjee (India) and Frederique Winia (General Secretary).
The key objective of FIFPro Asia/Oceania is the development of the voice and career path for the professional footballers of Asia and...
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Thursday 11 March 2010
PFA Australia launches player management agency
Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) has established the PFA Player Management Agency in response to an overwhelming demand by Australia’s elite professional footballers.
Monday 01 March 2010
Australians chose Brisbane’s pitch as country’s best
Brisbane Roar’s Suncorp Stadium has the best pitch in the A-League. Professional Footballers Australia introduced a pitch rating system for the 2009/10 season, and asked all footballers to rate the playing surfaces.
Tuesday 16 February 2010
Chinese footballer Zhang Yalin (28) dies
In China, former youth international Zhang Yalin has died at the age of 28. In 2003 the midfielder of Dalian Shide was selected for the Chinese under-23 team.
Friday 29 January 2010
Australia: significant step for professional women
Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) and Football Federation Australia (FFA) announced a new contract agreement for the Matildas, the national women’s football team.
Thursday 21 January 2010
Division Asia/Oceania: Kaká and Puyol wanted
Footballers in Australia and Japan want Kaká and Carles Puyol in the World XI. Both countries from Division Asia/Oceania picked the Brazilian midfielder and the Spanish defender unanimously, together with five other players.