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Following the latest series of meetings, involving players, coaches and other key stakeholders from across the women\u2019s game, media are invited to a virtual briefing on Monday, 18 October at 17:00 CET<\/u><\/strong>, to receive an update on the ongoing consultation process, as well as some of the current findings so far.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Jill Ellis, two-time FIFA Women\u2019s World Cup winner as coach of the US Women\u2019s National Team, is leading the Technical Advisory Group for women\u2019s football and will provide a brief presentation, which will be followed by an opportunity for media to ask any questions.<\/p>\n In line with decisions made at this year\u2019s FIFA Congress, FIFA is currently hearing from \u2013 and will continue to listen over the coming months \u2013 to views and opinions from all key stakeholders, including fans, about how to improve the existing international match calendar for men\u2019s, women\u2019s and youth competitions.<\/p>\n The Technical Advisory Group for women\u2019s football \u2013 which comprises of players, coaches and other key stakeholders from across football \u2013 is leading the process on the future of the women\u2019s game and respective international match calendar.\u00a0\u00a0Further details will be provided prior to the media briefing.<\/p>\n Media activities<\/strong><\/p>\n To register, please click HERE (https:\/\/bit.ly\/3BOTgMe) and complete the online registration form.<\/p>\n Please note the deadline for media to submit your registration is 13:00 CET, Monday 18 October 2021<\/u><\/strong>.<\/p>\n All registrations are subject to a review process by FIFA, and successful applicants will be notified by e-mail. Only approved media will be able to participate virtually in the question and answer session during the online meeting.<\/p>\n For further information, or to express your interest in asking a question beforehand, please contact FIFA Communications in advance on media@fifa.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n