The Team of ‘AFE Sessions’ gave a sensational impression by achieving a well earned one-all draw against Real Madrid’s Champions League rivals, CSKA Moscow.

Chile 2 is the winner of the second Torneo FIFPro América, which was held last Friday and Saturday in Santiago, Chile. The team of SIFUP, the players union in Chile, defeated last year’s champion Brazil in the final.

Adem Güven was named Best Player of the recent FIFPro Winter Tournament in Oslo, Norway. Shortly after the tournament, he signed a contract with Odd Grenland. This week, the forward trained with his new club.

Led by Óscar Lepe, the Sifup (Union of Chilean Professional Footballers]) team is continuing to train in preparation for the FIFPro Tournament for out-of-contract players, to be held on 20 and 21 January.

For the second consecutive year FIFPro Division Americas will organize a FIFPro Tournament for players looking for a new contract. The Chilean footballers’ association SIFUP hosts the two-day event in Santiago.

The Irish Daily Mail covered last Friday’s FIFPro Winter Tournament and reported about the team of the Irish professional footballers’ association PFAI. 'This team would be competing for the Irish Premier Division title.'

Norway is the winner of the second FIFPro Winter Tournament. In a thrilling final, which ended in a 1-1 draw, Team NISO beat their rivals from the Republic of Ireland on penalties: 3-2.

Norway won the second FIFPro Winter Tournament. Winning coach Vidar Riseth, MVP Adem Güven, former participant Arnar Førsund and FIFPro’s Tijs Tummers talk about the tournament.

The Irish Daily Mail reports on the FIFPro Winter Tournament is Oslo, Norway, on December 16th. Reporter Gareth Maher describes the situation the Irish football players find themselves in.

Daryl Kavanagh, the Most Valuable Player of the first FIFPro Winter Tournament, is one of the 70 participants in the second FIFPro Winter Tournament in Oslo, Norway, on Friday December 16th.

Finland was the winner of the first FIFPro Winter Tournament, in January earlier this year. This Friday the team of the Finnish professional footballers’ association JPY hopes to retain its title.

The Swedish out of contract players team started its training camp. The professional footballers’ association SFS is one of the four unions participating in this week’s FIFPro Winter Tournament in Oslo, Norway.

NISO, the Norwegian professional footballers’ association, will once again host the FIFPro Winter Tournament. Players from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Ireland hope to find a new club by participating in this event.

On Friday December 16th, FIFPro will organize its second consecutive FIFPro Winter Tournament for out of contract footballers. Teams from Finland, Ireland, Norway and Sweden will compete again in Oslo.

Derry City striker Eamon Zayed was named as the PFAI’s Player of the Year at a gala dinner organized by the Irish professional footballers’ association. He was chosen by his fellow League of Ireland professionals.

Three footballers of the French team that participated in this year’s FIFPro Tournament have signed a contract. Nicolas Haquin signed in France, Jonathan Mendes is heading for Spain, while Moncef Zerka will move to the USA.

Kresten Blæsild, player advisor from the Danish footballers’ association Spillerforeningen, is delighted but not surprised that 15 out of 16 players that participated in the FIFPro Tournament found a new club within 4 weeks.

The team of the Swiss footballers’ association (SAFP) was one of the surprises of the 2011 FIFPro Tournament. Two of its players signed a contract. This Friday, Team SAFP will play their French colleagues of Team UNFP.

FIFPro celebrated its seventh FIFPro Tournament, last weekend. In The Netherlands, 120 professional footballers showed their skills while playing for a new contract. Click here to see a photo impression of this event.

Some of the players that participated in last weekend’s FIFPro Tournament have been invited for trials. One of these players has made a very impressive debut.