FIFA Women’s World Cup Club Solidarity Fund 2019

FIFA Women’s World Cup Club Solidarity Fund 2019

Foreword by the President

The competition showed that we are on the

right track with our commitment to women’s

football, and this is why we decided to double

our investment to USD 1 billion over four years.

Through significant funding and targeted

initiatives, we want to expand the women’s

game, considerably increase the number of

female footballers worldwide and promote the

empowerment of women in society.

France 2019 also showed that clubs worldwide

are doing essential and excellent work in

developing and training players. This merely

confirmed what we already knew, and we

are committed to providing further support in

that area. After all, the success of this World

Cup is also their success. The FIFA Women’s

World Cup Club Solidarity Fund recognises this,

offering financial benefits to all clubs involved

in the development of the protagonists at the

tournament.

This investment should enable the clubs to

further professionalise their women’s football

structures in order to ultimately offer even more

talented young girls and women the opportunity

to shine.

Yours in football,

Gianni Infantino

FIFA President

The FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019TM was a resounding success and an important

milestone in the development of the game. The tournament caught the imagination of

more than a billion viewers worldwide – many watching for the first time – and showcased

all the passion, excitement and quality we expect from elite football.

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Introduction

Beyond the sell-out crowds, the record global

broadcast audience of more than one billion

and the unprecedented levels of engagement

across social media, the FIFA Women’s World

Cup 2019™ was a sumptuous spectacle at

which players, individually and collectively,

gave their all on the pitch.

Whether it was Marta scoring her

record-breaking 17th World Cup goal, Megan

Rapinoe inspiring the USA to a record fourth FIFA

Women’s World Cup™ title, or newcomers Chile,

Jamaica, South Africa and Scotland playing their

very first games on women’s football’s biggest

stage, the players were at the very heart of the

tournament. Their amazing displays of physical

prowess and technical skill are the very reason we

watch and love the sport.

Off the World Cup pitches, these skills are

honed through years of dedicated training and

conditioning, with each player connected to

a club that helps her develop her talent and

eventually contribute to the success of the biggest

tournament in women’s football.

FIFA has overhauled its vision for the future of

the game, focusing on the development and

professionalisation of women’s football as a

strategic priority. This is why, in 2019, FIFA

launched the first FIFA Women’s World Club

Solidarity Fund, which rewards clubs for providing

players with a professional football pathway,

while encouraging and incentivising football clubs

to continue developing talent in the women’s

game.

In close collaboration with its member

associations, FIFA identified the beneficiary clubs

by gathering historical data on the participating

players. Eligible clubs were those affiliated to

FIFA member associations in which the players

at France 2019 were registered during the

competition and those that had trained the

players between the ages of 12 and 22.

The money is paid out with the intention of

enabling beneficiary clubs to create a

high-performance environment for the best

players in the world and to invest in developing

women’s football at grassroots level.

This is another initiative through which FIFA

is underlining its commitment to women’s

football and the important role that clubs play

in the development of our sport. By providing

opportunities for talented players to pursue their

careers and to further professionalise women’s

football, the FIFA Women’s World Cup Club

Solidarity Fund should ensure that the phenomenal

success of France 2019 is by no means a one-off.

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Fund details

How each club’s share was calculated

The first edition of the FIFA Women’s World

Cup Club Solidarity Fund was run with a central

fund of USD 8.46 million, which was part of the

overall financial contribution of USD 50 million to

the participants of the FIFA Women’s World Cup

France 2019™. The fund was shared between

the eligible releasing clubs and training clubs.

Releasing clubs

These were clubs with which a player who

participated in the FIFA Women’s World Cup™

was registered from the start of the preparation

phase to the end of the competition (24 May

2019 – 7 July 2019).

Training clubs

The training clubs were those that trained these

players between the ages of 12 and 22.

The total amount of USD 8.46 million for

releasing and training clubs was split evenly into

two separate pots. The calculation of the exact

amounts to be received by all eligible clubs took

into consideration the number of days that each

team participated in the tournament, starting

from the beginning of the preparation phase on

24 May 2019 until one day after the team exited

the tournament. It was not relevant whether or

not the player actually played in any given match.

Identifying the eligible clubs

The process to identify all eligible clubs was

based on four key steps.

Step 1: data-gathering

All 24 member associations that qualified for

France 2019 received a player club history form

and were asked to provide FIFA with the data

on each player in their national team squad,

outlining their playing history from the age of 12

to 22 as well as their current registered club.

If, at any time during the period concerned,

the player was registered with a club affiliated

to a different member association than the

participating member association at the final

tournament, FIFA notified the respective member

association(s) accordingly upon receipt of the

player club history form.

Step 2: data validation

FIFA worked closely with the 24 qualified

member associations and the 15 other member

associations identified in step 1 to ensure that

the clubs affiliated to a FIFA member association

and therefore entitled to receive funds were

contacted to complete and return the club

application form.

Step 3: fund allocation

After the data had been consolidated, the fund

allocation process was activated:

• 50% of the fund was dedicated to the

eligible releasing clubs

• 50% of the fund was dedicated to the

eligible training clubs

Step 4: fund distribution

The funds were distributed to the relevant

member associations at the end of December

2019. The member associations received a

communication from FIFA informing them about

the amount and were responsible for distributing

the funds to the eligible clubs.

Fund application area

In the spirit of the programme, FIFA requested

that all funds be used for youth and

development programmes for women and

girls. Even if the eligible club has only men’s or

boys’ teams, the club must ensure that talented

women and girls can continue to have an access

route through the men’s/boys’ elite pathway

system.

In order to receive the funds, clubs had to

formally agree to invest all of the money in

women’s football.

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UEFA

Concacaf

CONMEBOL

OFC

CAF

AFC

UEFA

AFC

CAF

Concacaf

CONMEBOL

OFC

24

5

1

3

3

3

UEFAAFC

CAF

Concacaf

CONMEBOL

OFC

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81

3151

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How was the investment allocated?

FIFA Women’s World Cup Club Solidarity Fund 2019: amounts distributed by country and confederation

Number of member associations involved: 39

Number of clubs participating in the programme: 822

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AFC CAF Concacaf CONMEBOL OFC

AUS

59

CHN

32

CMR

26

JPN

39

KOR

33

NGA

20

RSA

35

THA

5

USA

59

ARG

10

BRA

28

CAN

22

CHI

13

JAM

7

NZL

31

UEFA

Concacaf

CONMEBOL

OFC

CAF

AFC


11

UEFA

BEL

2

CZE DENENG

26

ESP

39

FIN

3

FRA

59

GER

56

HUNISL

2

ISRITA

31

KAZ LITNED

50

NIRNOR

44

POR

2

RUS

3

SCO

20

SUISWE

55

TUR

2

10

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Number of clubs that benefited per member association

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644

43

135UEFA

AFC


UEFA, Olympique Lyonnais

UEFA, FC Barcelona

UEFA, Manchester City WFC

UEFA, Chelsea FC Women

UEFA, Arsenal WFC

AFC, Nippon TV TOKYO VERDY BELEZA

UEFA, Montpellier Hérault SC

UEFA, FC Bayern München

10 releasing clubs

10 training clubs

10 training and realeasing clubs

AFC, BG Bundit Asia

UEFA, Paris Saint-Germain

178,770

174,440

129,000

119,880

119,730

114,830

113,820

111,670

97,990

101,980

Top ten clubs that received the most funds

The following clubs received the most funds from the Club Solidarity Fund (in USD). The fund was shared between eligible releasing clubs and the training clubs. Of the 822

participating clubs, 644 were training clubs and 43 were releasing clubs, while 135 clubs were

rewarded as both a training club and a releasing club.

Releasing clubs

Training clubs

Training and releasing clubs

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Club types

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UEFA

Concacaf

CONMEBOL

OFC

CAF

AFC

ENG

FRA

GER

SWE

ESP

NOR

ITA

NED

LIT

POR

SCO

RUS

TUR

DEN

ISL

CZE

FIN

HUN

ISR

NIR

SUI

BEL

KAZ

AUS

JPN

KOR

CHN

THA

RSA

CMR

NGA

BRA

CHI

ARG

NZL

CAN

JAM

USA


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The detailed breakdown - Total 8.46m

269,130

388,390

255,520

426,010

196,420

189,190

205,580

194,030

152,980

162,120

158,320

193,490

134,720

22,520

789,960

734,720

704,650

615,450

609,890

599,080

464,790

360,710

350,510

12,210

26,660

169,810

10,880

9,300

8,380

7,560

7,190

6,890

6,340

6,3406,340

4,230

2,910

2,590

890

Where are the funds being sent? A list of solidarity funds released per member association

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The impact

How have the funds been used?

Here are some examples of the programme’s impact around the world.


Member association:

Japan

Financial contribution received:

USD 114,830

Nippon TV TOKYO VERDYBELEZA

Nippon TV TOKYO VERDY BELEZA know what it takes to build

success. They have won 17 league titles and 14 All-Japan

Women’s Championships and triumphed at the maiden AFC

Women’s Club Championship in 2019.

The club was the first in Japan to establish women’s football teams

at a men’s football club. The women’s section currently consists of an

“A” team with 23 players, a 15-18 Menina age group with 21 players

and a 13-15 Serias age group with 22 players.

Training young players is at the heart of the club’s philosophy, also

known as the “Beleza method”, which aims to develop players’

technique, intelligence, speed and character, and to be a hub for the

development of women’s football in Japan.

In what areas did you use the

financial contribution?

Primarily, the financial support gave

us the opportunity to organise

a pre-season training camp. In

addition, we used the money to hire

more staff, mainly in the medical

field. This expands the care we

can offer our players and, in turn,

benefits their game.

What impact will the

programme have on the

development of women’s

football at your club?

The programme shows just how

important women’s football is to

FIFA and how seriously FIFA takes

its development. This is a strong

signal that is changing perceptions

in Japan and strengthening our

commitment. We know that we are

on the right track with our training

approach and we intend to invest

even more in the development of

female players.

How would you assess the

future of women’s football

in Japan?

A new and fully professional

women’s league will be launched in

2021. This will improve the status

not only of female football players

but also of female athletes in the

country. The new league will offer

great opportunities, but it is also

a challenge for us as a club that

we are very happy to take on and

we want to grow further as the

women’s game is professionalised.

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Member association:

New Zealand


USD 18,100

Glenfield Rovers AFC

Formed in the early 1960s, the club has won three league

titles and four domestic cup competitions in the past decade,

becoming one of the most consistently competitive clubs in the

Auckland region.

Not only do Glenfield Rovers pride themselves on performing at the

top level, a big part of the club’s identity is also in ensuring a healthy

and social environment for local teams to participate in.

The club brings players together in both winter and summer through

11 a side and seven-a-side competitions. It has 151 female players

across four senior women’s teams, three junior girls’ teams in the

U-13 to U-17 range as well as a handful of younger girls in the various

boys’ teams throughout the younger age groups.



The funds will be invested in

continuing education both

for players and coaches, plus

specialist training for players and

new equipment. We also intend

to provide more paid coaching

opportunities to our female

footballers so that we can continue

our growth in this area.





It allows us to invest budgeted

funds allocated to women’s football

in other areas of the women’s

game that we haven’t been able

to fund previously. For example,

we can look at investing in sports

science services that will allow us to

monitor and improve player

well-being.

What is your vision for the

future?

We would like to position ourselves

as one of the flagship clubs for

aspiring Football Ferns and also

provide an environment for women

and girls to enjoy football with

friends at whatever their level or

role. This includes participation

as players from junior levels right

through to senior; involvement of

local people as support staff, such

as team managers and convenors;

specialist coaching at all levels;

and those volunteering in our club

working groups, committees,

and/or as board members.

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Member association:

Chile


USD 64,780

Colo-Colo

Colo-Colo boast the most successful men’s and women’s teams in

Chile. The women’s team has won 13 domestic championships and

one CONMEBOL Libertadores Femenina. The story began in 2007,

when the women’s section was founded as a pet project of fans

of the club, which proceeded to devote the same commitment to

women’s training as it does for men’s.

The club now regularly works with 100 players, who come not just from

Chile, but also from neighbouring countries. Representing a key part

of the concept are the Colo-Colo football schools, which, in addition

to football training, also highlight the importance of social aspects,

such as teamwork, solidarity and leading a healthy lifestyle. Thanks to

the support of sponsors, all of the players on the women’s team and

the entire coaching staff receive professional contracts. Moreover, all

official matches are played in the legendary Estadio Monumental and are

streamed live on the internet.



We organised our first women’s

Noche Alba (“opening night”), as

the men’s team does every year,

including a match against Boca

Juniors, which is used to introduce

the team before the season starts

and to strengthen the bond with

the fans. In addition, the changing

rooms have been improved, while

an office will be built for the

technical staff.





The programme has helped

us greatly in enabling us to

consolidate our structure and

further professionalise the women’s

game. It gives us the opportunity to

improve the players’ environment

and promote our women’s teams so

that we can get closer to the fans.


future?

Our main goal is to professionalise

our women’s teams to the extent

that they can finance themselves

and to have more players in the

first team who came up from our

youth teams. For this reason, it

is important to strengthen the

foundations. We want to focus not

only on training players but also

on educating them, so that they

become well-rounded people who

can make a positive contribution to

society.

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Member association:

South Africa


USD 13,660

JVW FC

Founded in 2012 by South Africa’s national team captain

Janine van Wyk, the club’s core aim is to create opportunities

for girls of all ages to play in a comfortable, gender-friendly

environment. Today, the club has 100 players registered in five

teams.

It all started with a school league programme to boost the level of

football and competition among high schools and enable promising

young players to develop their talent. Clubs then started to form and,

with district, regional and provincial leagues now in place as well as

school leagues (such as the JVW School League), players can improve

to a higher level through regular competitive football. The successful

combination of young and experienced players at the club allowed

the first team to make its debut in South Africa’s recently launched

Women’s National League in 2020.



The funds have been used to

upgrade our training ground by

purchasing new goals. We also

invested the money in new kits for

all our teams and in revamping our

website.





When the girls start their new

season, they will be psychologically

stronger by knowing that they will

receive the support they need. They

will work even harder to follow in

the footsteps of present and former

players that compete and competed

at the highest level and made it

to our country’s first-ever FIFA

Women’s World Cup.


future?

We’d like to support a country-wide

high-school league system and

start our own academy. It would be

great to have successful agreements

with overseas clubs so that there

are opportunities for players to play

abroad. Moreover, our goal is to sell

50% of stadium capacity during

the home games of our first team

and secure a headline sponsor that

would enable us to increase the

number of staff.

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Full list of recipients


Club Total amount (USD)

Brisbane Roar FC 34,790

Sydney FC 29,530

Melbourne Victory FC 27,770

Football Queensland QAS Program 16,370

Newcastle United Jets FC 13,750

Canberra United FC 12,020

Mt Gravatt Hawks FC 8,620

Bankstown City FC 8,570

Football NSW/NSWIS Program 6,890

Perth Glory FC 6,060

Palm Beach SC 6,030

Capital Football/ACTAS Program 4,740

NWS Koalas FC 4,740

Redlands United FC 4,740

Western Sydney Wanderers FC 4,300

Adelaide United FC 4,280

Macarthur Rams WFC 3,450

Cockburn City SC 3,450

FNSW Program 3,450

Macquarie Football Academy 3,020

Marconi Stallions FC 3,020

Sandringham SC 3,020

Sutherland Shire FA 2,590

Dudley Redhead United FC 2,590

Mudgeeraba SC 2,590

Football Gold Coast 2,590

Tweed United FC 2,590

AFCAustralia Korea Republic


Western Knights SC 2,590

Canberra United FC Academy 2,590

Tuggeranong United FC 2,150

Illawarra United Stingrays 2,150

Football NSW/Project 22 2,150

Football West NTC 2,150

Melbourne City FC 2,100

Peninsula Power FC 2,020

Woden Valley SC 1,720

Capalaba FC 1,720

Brisbane Blue 1,720

Robina City SC 1,720

Sydney University SFC 1,720

Capital FC 1,720

Manly United FC 1,610

Football Victoria TTP 1,290

Northern Redbacks WSC 1,290

Blacktown Spartans FC 1,290

Cardiff JFC 860

Kahibah FC 860

Lake Macquarie City FC 860

Queensland Lions FC 860

East Bentleigh SC 860

Southport SC 860

Burleigh Heads SC 860

Monaro Panthers FC 860

Maroochydore FC 810


Northern NSW Select SAP 430

Adamstown Rosebud JFC 430

Broadmeadow Magic FC 430

Edgeworth JSC 430

Canberra FC 430

China PR

Japan


Dalian FA 75,420

Wuhan Jianghan University WFC 51,270

Guangdong WFC 49,430

Beijing BG Phoenix WFC 46,880

Henan Huishang WFC 33,800

Jiangsu Province Jiangning Football Training Centre 22,690

Jiangsu Suning WFC 18,340

Army WFC 15,120

Wuhan FA 11,340

Beijing Xiannongtan Sports Technology College 10,400

Hebei WFC 10,400

Changchun DZZY WFC 8,930

Zhejiang WFC 8,030

Shanghai RCB WFC 7,990

Shanghai Shengli WFC 7,280

Shanghai WFC 5,670

Shandong Yantai Zhifu Sports School 5,670

Shanghai FA 4,730

Henan Sports School 4,730


Hangzhou Sports Development Group 4,730

Wuhan Wujiashan High School 3,310

Shandong Ticai WFC 2,840

Beijing Sangao FC 2,840

Beijing Dongcheng Sports School 2,840

Guangdong Youth Athletic Sports School 2,360

Chongqing Yangjiaping Secondary School 1,890

Shenzhen Bao,an District Sports School 1,890

Jiaozuo Sports School 1,890

Henan FA 950

Kaifeng No. 13 Middle School 950

Kaifeng Yuwangtai Experimental Primary School 950

Luoyang Sports School 470


Nippon TV TOKYO VERDY BELEZA 114,830

INAC Kobe Leonessa 60,740

Urawa Red Diamonds Ladies 47,590

Nippon TV Menina 41,590

JFA Academy Fukushima 18,900

Cerezo Osaka Sakai Ladies 15,080

Albirex Niigata Ladies 12,710

Tokiwagi Gakuen High School 11,340

Mynavi Vegalta Sendai Ladies 11,290

AC Nagano Parceiro Ladies 9,880

Kawachi SC Juvenile 3,780


Clubfields Linda 2,840

Naruto Polaris Ladies, FC 2,840

Fujieda Junshin High School SC 2,840

FC Global 2,840

Murata Girls, High School 2,840

Jumonji High School 2,840

FC Chiba Nanohana 1,890

Okayama Yunogo Belle 1,890

Sfida Setagaya FC 1,890

Urawa Lucky,s FC 950

Kawasaki Wings FC 950

Makomanai Minami Soccer Junior Sports Club 950

YASU JFC 950

Chiba FC 950

FC Makunishi 950

Wakakusa SC 950

Yoshikawa Whiteshark JSC 950

Athletic Sports Club Todoroki 950

Buddy SC 950

FC Persimmon 950

Higashi Kahei Kickers Girls 950

Vamos Fukushima White River FC 950

17 Tama SC 950

Tsurumaki SC 950

Mutsumi SC 950

FC Susukino Ladies 950

Shinei Soccer Sports Boys, Club 950

FC Higashi Junior 950


Hyundai Steel Red Angels WFC 81,460

Hwacheon Korea Sports Promotion Foundation WFC 25,840

SUDC WFC 22,880

Dongson Information Industry High School 17,350

Oju Middle School 13,730

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power WFC 12,210

Sportstoto WFC 10,890

Seolbong Middle School 9,040

Changnyeong WFC 7,550

Ulsan College 7,230

Seoul City WFC 6,510

Hyundai Chungun Middle School 6,140

Osan Information High School 5,780

Gangwon State University 2,890

Korea University 2,890

Uiduk University 2,170

Pohang Girls, Electronic High School 2,170

Gyeongnam Robotics High School 2,170

Daegu Dongbu High School 2,170

Gwangsan Middle School 2,170

Daegu Sangin Elementary School 1,450

Boeun Sangmu WFC 1,450

Chungnam Internet High School 1,450

Ganggyeong Girls, Middle School 1,450

Ulsan Seoboo Elementary School 720

Nohyeong-Cho SC 720

Myoungseo WFC 720

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Incheon Gajeong Girls, Middle School 720

Incheon Garim Elementary School 720

Maseog Elementary School 720

Daeduk University 720

Ulsan Hyundai High School 720

Hanam Jungang Elementary School 720


BG Bundit Asia 101,980

Chonburi FC Women 43,900

Bangkok FC 27,250

Sisaket Sports School 16,490

Air Force Central FC 6,810

Thailand


Vancouver Whitecaps FC 40,940

Oakville Blue Devils 17,560

Erin Mills SC 11,550

Pickering SC 10,050

Brams United Girls SC 6,920

FC Northwest 5,500

CS Lévis-Est 5,500

NorWest Optimist SC 5,504

Richmond Hill SC 3,670

Concacaf

CONMEBOL

Canada

Argentina

Brazil


Bradford SC 3,670

Vaughan SC 3,210

Kitchener SC 2,750

Niagara United SC 2,750

Edmonton/Mill Woods Warriors SC 2,290

Mountain United FC 2,290

Markham SC 2,290

Surrey United SC 1,830

ASCO Chaudière Est/Ouest 1,830

Welland SC 1,830

Dynamo de Québec 1,380

Wexford SC 920

TSS FC Rovers 460


Harbour View FC 9,380

St. Ann WFC 3,750

Los Perfectos FC 3,750

Rangers FC 1,880

FC Reno 1,500

Arnett Gardens FC 1,500

Waterhouse FC 750

Jamaica

USA


Portland Thorns FC 84,200

Orlando Pride 71,510

OL Reign 70,140

North Carolina Courage 65,300

Houston Dash 62,180

Chicago Red Stars 56,780

Utah Royals FC 53,550

Washington Spirit 44,560

Sky Blue FC 29,620

Sereno SC 15,350

Real Colorado SC 13,180

Albertson SC 10,230

Connecticut FC 9,760

Prince William SC 9,590

NASA Tophat 9,590

Ponte Vedra SC – PV Storm 9,290

Scorpions SC 8,950

United Soccer Alliance – Clay County Soccer Club 8,750

Lightning SC/AFC Lightning 8,650

JB Marine SC 8,310

Mountain View Los Altos SC 8,310

De Anza Force California Thorns 8,310

Cypress Futbol Club 8,310

Cincinnati United Soccer Club 8,310

Players Development Academy 7,670

Rush Soccer 7,030

Slammers FC 7,030


So Cal Blues SC 6,510

Arsenal Colorado 5,340

Quickstrike FC 5,250

Ohio Premier SC 4,590

Match Fit Academy FC 4,500

Eclipse Select SC 4,500

South Central Premier SC 4,480

Albion Hurricanes FC 4,450

ACC Mavericks SC 3,840

Rockville Centre SC 3,840

Real So Cal 3,220

Lonestar SC 3,000

Florida Kraze Krush SC 2,770

Northport Cow Harbor United SC 2,560

FC Indiana 2,450

Team Boca 2,250

So Cal United 2,020

Peachtree City Youth Soccer 1,920

Topeka Select SC 1,920

Cholita Strikers SC 1,920

MClean Youth Soccer 1,880

Crossfire Premiere 1,880

United Futbol Academy 1,500

Arizona Arsenal SC 1,280

Edge SC 1,280

OC Surf SC/West Coast FC 1,130

Sockers FC Chicago 1,130


VSA 1,130

Mesa SC 750

AC Delray 750

Weston FC 750

Auburndale SC 750


CD UAI Urquiza 52,690

CA Boca Juniors 34,170

CA River Plate 29,890

CA Rosario Central 13,540

CA Huracán 8,170

CA San Lorenzo de Almagro 7,010

CA Independiente 6,230

CA Banfield 2,720

CA Sol de Mayo (San Luís) 2,340

CA San Martín (Tucumán) 1,560


SC Corinthians Paulista 26,550

SE Kindermann 18,190

São José EC 17,300

Santos FC 14,820

São Paulo FC 9,740


SC Internacional 7,520

AD Centro Olímpico 7,120

AE 3B da Amazônia 6,810

Associação Ferroviária de Esportes 6,670

CA Juventus 4,890

Foz Cataratas FC 3,560

AD São Caetano 3,110

Associação Portuguesa de Desportos 3,110

UD Alagoana 3,110

CR Vasco da Gama 2,670

Bangu AC 2,220

Rio Preto EC 2,220

EC XV de Novembro de Piracicaba 1,780

Clube Atlético Mineiro 1,780

SE Tiradentes 1,330

Foz do Iguaçu FC 1,330

AAD Vitória de Santo Antão 1,330

SE Palmeiras 1,330

América FC – Rio Preto 1,330

SC Recife 890

Grêmio Osasco Audax EC 890

America FC – Rio de Janeiro 890

Clube Jaó 440

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CAFCameroon

Nigeria

South Africa


Louves Minproff de Yaoundé 33,270

Lorema Filles de Yaoundé 30,690

Canon Sportif Filles de Yaoundé 30,250

Amazones Fap 22,550

Éclair Football Filles de Sa,a 13,300

École de Football Franck Rohliceck 11,570

African Women,s Association FC 8,410

AS Green City de Yaoundé 7,520

Black Queens de Mfandena 6,230

Ngondji Nkam Yabassi 5,340

Princesse de Mbanga 3,560

Chile


CSD Colo-Colo 64,780

Universidad de Chile 20,110

CD Universidad Católica 19,310

CD Santiago Morning 14,830

CDP Curicó Unido 12,050

Everton de Viña del Mar 10,880

CD Unión La Calera 6,450

Audax CS Italiano 5,240

CD Palestino 2,420

CDC Code Iquique Chile 2,020

CD Cobreloa 1,610

Coquimbo Unido 1,610

CD Ferroviarios de Chile 810


Tonnerre Kalara Football Filles 3,560

Caïman Filles de Douala 3,560

AS Étoile Rouge Filles d,Edea 3,560

Sawa United Girls 2,670

FC 2000X Filles de Mimboman 2,670

AS Locomotive de Yaoundé 2,670

AS Génie de Douala 2,670

Femina Stars d,Ebolowa 2,670

Justice FC de Douala 1,780

AS Jefca de Douala 1,780

Express Football Filles de Garoua 1,780

AS Estuaire Filles de Douala 890

FC Yaoundé 5 890

JS Filles de Yaoundé 890

Panthère Security Filles FC 890


Rivers Angels FC 45,500

Nasarawa Amazons FC 27,530

Bayelsa Queens FC 27,100

FC Robo Queens 25,810

Delta Queens FC 15,080

Coal City Babes FC 10,340

Invincible Angels FC 7,760

Sao Paulo Queens 6,030

Pelican Stars FC 4,310

Novia Queens FC 3,450


Delta Youth Sports Academy 3,450

Omidiran Babes FC 2,590

Iwundu Academy FC 2,590

YSFON Queens 2,590

Clever Stars FC 2,590

Abia Angels FC 1,720

Remo United Queens FC 1,720

Living Boot Academy 1,720

Ibom Angels FC 1,290

C&C Sports Club 860


Mamelodi Sundowns FC 31,330

University of Pretoria FC 15,830

Ma-Indies Ladies FC 15,110

JVW FC 13,660

University of Western Cape 10,440

Sophakama Ladies 10,080

University of Johannesburg FC 8,280

Bloemfontein Celtic FC 8,280

Colechester Ladies FC 6,870

University of KwaZulu Natal WFC 6,110

Golden Stars FC 6,110

Super Falcons 5,060

Thunderbirds Ladies FC 5,060

SAFA Academy 3,610


Naughty Boys FC 3,610

Croesus Ladies FC 2,890

Via Orlando 2,890

Standards United FC 2,890

Torino FC 2,890

Glenville Celtic AFC 2,890

Phomolong Ladies FC 2,530

Golden Ladies FC 2,170

Ambassadors FC 2,170

Hallelujah Zebra Force 2,170

VUT Ladies 2,170

Springs Home Sweepers FC 1,810

Luso Africa FC 1,450

Alberton FC 1,450

Spurs WFC 1,450

Santos FC 1,450

Pull Together FC 1,450

Cape Town Roses 1,450

Umlazi Arsenal Ladies FC 1,450

Sunflower WFC 1,450

Dangerous Heroes FC 720


Three Kings United FC 35,430

Western Springs AFC 23,700

Glenfield Rovers AFC 18,100

Lynn-Avon United AFC 16,180

Miramar Rangers AFC 13,620

Papakura City FC 13,530

Claudelands Rovers SC 7,260

Onehunga Sports FC 6,810

Forrest Hill Milford United AFC 6,450

Fencibles United AFC 6,450

Upper Hutt City Football 5,240

Eastern Suburbs AFC 4,840

Coastal Spirit FC 4,840

Norwest United AFC 3,220

Massey University FC 2,420

Waterside Karori AFC 2,020

Bay Olympic Soccer and Sports Association 2,020

Rotorua United AFC 2,020

Blue Rovers JFC 2,020

Cashmere Technical FC 1,610

FC Twenty 11 1,610

Burwood AFC 1,610

West Auckland AFC 1,610

Maycenvale United AFC 1,610

Napier City Rovers AFC 1,610

Halswell United AFC 1,610

Papamoa FC 1,610

Northern United SC 1,610

OFCNew Zealand


Central United FC 1,210

Palmerston North Marist FC 810

Havelock North Wanderers AFC 810

UEFABelgium

Czech Republic

Denmark


FC Eupen 1,630

Standard de Liège 1,280


SK Slavia Praha 7,190


Fortuna Hjørring 8,380

England


Manchester City WFC 129,000

Chelsea FC Women 119,880

Arsenal WFC 119,730

Everton WFC 62,670

Sunderland AFC Ladies 53,170

Birmingham City FC Women 42,730

Manchester United WFC 31,550

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FC United 3,450

Åland United 2,560

Merilappi United 890


Olympique Lyonnais 178,770

Montpellier Hérault SC 113,820

Paris Saint-Germain 97,990

Paris FC 53,600

En Avant Guingamp 47,220

FC Girondins de Bordeaux 24,420

Dijon FCO 16,210

AS Nancy Lorraine 15,030

FC Hénin Beaumont 8,740

FC Fleury 91 8,690

Saint Memmie Olympique 8,230

AS Saint-Étienne 7,580

ASPV Strasbourg 7,520

Thonon Évian Grand Genève FC 7,520

US Saint-Malo 7,520

Toulouse FC 7,200

ASJ Soyaux 5,620

Stade Briochin 4,110

Buttes Chaumont SpC 3,600

Iris Club Lambersart 3,600

AS Samaritaine 3,600

AmS du Guermeur Lomener 3,600

AS Saint-Priest 3,600

Stade Briennois Football 3,600

SMOC Football Saint-Jean-de-Braye 3,600

AS Brestoise 3,600

US Quevilly Rouen Métropole 3,600

Essor Préchotin 3,600


Reading FC Women 29,660

West Ham United FC Women 27,250

Leeds United WFC 23,770

Bristol City WFC 18,180

Doncaster Rovers Belles LFC 16,030

Liverpool FC Women 14,820

Blackburn Rovers LFC 11,880

Tranmere Rovers LFC 6,260

Teesside Sport Regional Talent Club 5,000

Chester le Street Town LFC 3,750

Leicester City WFC 3,750

Bury FC Boys and Girls 2,500

Boldon Girls FC 2,500

Notts County FC 2,500

Nottingham Forest WFC 2,500

Brighton & Hove Albion WFC 1,880

Blyth Town LFC 1,250

West Bridgford Colts FC 1,250

Mossley Hill LFC 1,250

Finland

France

Germany

Hungary

Israel

Italy

Iceland


Bazeilles US 3,090

FC Lorient Bretagne Sud 3,090

US Ivry Football 3,090

AS Chatenoy le Royal 3,090

Le Mans FC 2,670

CS Vignoux 2,570

ACS Comines 2,570

FC Rouen 1899 2,430

FF Yzeure Allier Auvergne 2,360

Vénissieux Football Club 2,060

AL St Maurice l,Exil 2,060

FC Mougins CA 2,060

FC Domont 1,780

Cergy Pontoise FC 1,780

AS Cheyssieu 1,540

US Miramas 1,540

SC Mouans-Sartoux 1,540

Vierzon FC 1,030

FC La Chapelle 1,030

US Montanay 1,030

RC Lorrain 1,030

COM Bagneux 890

AS Manissieux St Priest 510

Balan US 510

ES Vitry 510

Luynes Sports 510

Issy FF 510

Caluire SpC 510


AS Varnois 510

FC Mirandais 510

FCF Arras 440


FC Bayern München 111,670

VfL Wolfsburg 96,120

SC Freiburg 71,100

SGS Essen 19/68 65,260

1. FFC Turbine Potsdam 71 35,910

MSV Duisburg 32,540

1. FFC Frankfurt 28,980

TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen 16,260

SC 07 Bad Neuenahr 10,840

SC Sand 1946 10,820

DJK Sportfreunde 97/30 Lowick 5,960

1. FC Saarbrücken 5,960

1. FC Düren-Niederau 08 5,960

FC Gütersloh 5,420

FC Samtgemeinde Gartow 1991 4,880

GSV Eintracht Baunatal 4,880

TV Aldingen 1898 4,880

ESV Fortuna Celle 4,880

FC Teutonia 1919 Weiden 4,340

TSG 1881 Sprockhövel 4,340

Hamburger SV 3,790

Hülser SV 3,790


FC Schwarz-Weiß Silschede 1926 3,790

JFG Vilstal Rieden 3,790

FV 1893 Ravensburg 3,790

PSV Wesel-Lackhausen 1928 3,790

TSG 1899 Hoffenheim 3,670

Magdeburger FFC 3,250

SC Kappel am Rhein 1928 3,250

Herforder SV 3,170

SV Löhne-Obernbeck 1925 2,710

FC Bayern Alzenau 2,710

SV Biengen 2,710

TSV Ratzenried 2,710

FSV Gütersloh 2009 2,710

HSV 09/72 2,710

Spvg Wesseling-Urfeld 19/46 2,710

1. FFC Recklinghausen 2003 2,170

FC Wolfenweiler-Schallstadt 2,170

TSV Tettnang 2,170

SC Fortuna Köln 2,170

VfL Sindelfingen Ladies 2,000

Sportfreunde Oberau 1951 1,950

TSV Jahn Calden 1,630

TuS Ennepetal 1,630

SpVgg SV Weiden 1,630

SpVgg Untermünstertal 1,630

SuS Kaiserau 1920 1,630

SG Wattenscheid 09 1,630

SV Phönix Düdelsheim 1919 1,560


SV Sundern 08 1,080

SV Weingarten 1,080

SSV Köttingen 1923 1,080

1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig 810

FF USV Jena 810

FC Remseck-Pattonville 540


Szent Mihály 6,340


Maccabi Kishronot Hadera FC 6,340


KR Reykjavik 6,810

UMF Selfoss 750


FC Juventus 75,630

AC Milan 63,180

AS Roma 41,270

Fiorentina WFC 27,310

SSDARL Brescia CF 22,710

UP Comunale Tavagnacco 16,240

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Torino Women ASD 11,090

Atalanta Mozzanica CFD 9,510

CF Florentia SSDARL 8,930

SSD Chievo Verona Valpo 8,930

SS Lazio CF 8,450

ASD Pink Sport Time 7,790

ASD ACF Como 7,390

SSD Roma CF 6,340

POL. Virtus Manerbio 5,280

GS Barcon CF 5,280

SS La Benvenuta 4,750

GS Doverese ASD 4,230

ASD Nuova Milvia 3,700

ACD Lucento 3,170

FC Caravate 2,640

FC Garlasco 2,640

ASD Fiammamonza 1970 2,640

CF Alto Verbano ASD 2,110

ASD Comano Terme Fiavé 2,110

ASD Sassuolo CF 1,580

ASD Bricherasio Bibiana 1,580

US Carcor 1,580

ASD Calcio Bleggio 1,060

ASD Atletico Oristano CF 1,060

ACD San Stino 530

Kazakhstan

Lithuania

Netherlands


BIIK Kazygurt FC 2,590


Gintra Universitetas FC 12,210


AFC Ajax 59,240

FC Twente 45,970

ADO Den Haag Vrouwen 26,790

SC Heerenveen 12,790

BSV Olympia ´18 10,870

PSV Eindhoven 10,550

SVZW 9,590

SteDoCo 8,950

RKSV Wittenhorst 8,310

SC Bolsward 8,310

VSV Vreeswijk 7,030

AZ NV 7,030

SWZ Boso Sneek 7,030

DSV Concordia 7,030

FC Utrecht 6,390

Willem II 6,390

HVV Hollandia 6,390

SC Telstar 5,750

RK VV Ijsselstein 5,750

SV Valkenswaard 5,750


SV Abbenes 5,750

SC Markelo 5,750

DHC 5,750

VVV-Venlo 5,120

SV Fortuna Wormerveer 4,480

KVV Quick ‘20 4,480

AS,80 3,840

VV Kolping Boys 3,840

RKSV Pancratius 3,840

ASV De Dijk 3,840

VV Reiger Boys 3,200

SC Buitenveldert 3,200

RKVV Montagnards 3,200

SC Overwetering 3,200

VV De Weide 2,560

VV Kagia 2,560

VV Wilhelmina Boys 2,560

FC Almere 1,920

HZVV 1,920

SV Rood-Wit Veldhoven 1,920

VV Riel 1,920

BVV Barendrecht 1,290

ESA VV 1,290

SC Buitenboys 1,280

VV Ter Leede 1,280

VV UNA 1,280

Topsport Amsterdam 1,280

PEC Zwolle 750


Topsport Amsterdam 1,280

VV KGB 640

VV Papendrecht 640


LSK Kvinner FK 78,660

Arna-Bjørnar Fotball 69,740

Klepp IL 35,500

Stabæk Fotball 31,650

Avaldsnes IL 29,680

Kolbotn IL 26,920

IL Sandviken 25,370

SK Trondheims/Ørn 19,850

Vålerenga IF 18,320

Røa Fotball Elite 14,010

Tertnes Fotball Damer 9,510

Skjetten Fotball 7,510

Lyn Fotball 7,010

Kaupanger IL 6,000

Langevåg IL 6,000

IL Høyang 5,500

Sunndal IL Fotball 5,500

Åsane Fotball Damer 5,000

Northern Ireland

Norway


Sion Swift LFC 6,340


Kapp IF 4,500

IL Gneist 4,500

IL Fri 4,000

Syril IL 4,000

Hvittingfoss IL 3,500

Begby IL 3,500

Gruben IL 3,500

Moi IL 3,500

IF Fløya 3,000

Kopervik IL 3,000

Gossen IL 3,000

Bærumsløkka FK 2,500

AaFK Fortuna Ålesund 2,000

FK Vidar 2,000

Gimse IL 2,000

Melhus IL Fotball 2,000

SK Haugaur 2,000

Vadheim IL 1,500

Nanset IF Fotball 1,500

Amazon Grimstad FK 1,500

Bossmo & Ytteren IL 1,500

Kattem IL 1,500

Sola FK 1,000

Tonstad IL 1,000

Eik IF Tønsberg 500

Viking FK 500

Portugal


SL Benfica 16,370

SC Braga 10,300


ZFK CSKA Moscow 7,520

WFC Rossiyanka 1,920

WFC Zvezda 2005 1,450

Russia

Scotland


Glasgow City FC 53,510

Hibernian WFC 51,300

Celtic FC Women 14,400

Rangers WFC 6,230

Murieston United CFC 5,840

Spartans WFC 5,450

FC Kilmarnock Ladies 5,060

Falkirk FC 3,500

Stonehaven Ladies FC 3,500

St Johnstone WFC 3,500

Hutchison Vale FC 3,110

Buchan G&L FC 2,720

Hamilton Academical WFC 2,340

Crosshouse Community FC 1,950

EK Girls FC 1,560

Aberdeen FC Ladies 1,560

Queen’s Park FC 1,170

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FC Barcelona 174,440

Club Atlético de Madrid 88,660

RCD Espanyol de Barcelona 30,730

Levante DU 27,570

Real Sociedad de Fútbol 27,430

Sevilla FC 25,700

Zaragoza CFF 23,260

Rayo Vallecano de Madrid 22,490

CD SC Huelva 21,820

Valencia CFF 18,740

UDG Tenerife 15,030

CFF Cáceres 13,620

Athletic Club 12,800

Real Bétis Feminas 10,800

UD Collerense 9,630

Madrid CFF 7,470

CD Tacón 7,020

Córdoba CF 6,810


Letham FC 1,170

Stenhousemuir FC 1,170

Erskine YFC 780

Serbia

Sweden

Spain


ŽFK Spartak Subotica 890


CD Escuelas de Futbol Logroño 6,580

Granada CF 6,580

Málaga CF 6,110

CE Sabadell FC 5,050

CF Sporting Plaza Argel Alicante 5,050

Oviedo Moderno CF 4,590

UD Mairena del Aljarafe 3,210

CF Union Viera 3,210

CD Mariño KK 2,750

Añorga KKE 2,290

CD Vilassar de Mar 1,380

Zarautz KE 920

SD Urola 920

SD Ilintxa Ociedad KE 920

CD CIDE 920

CD Estudiantes 920

Sporting Ciutat de Palma 920

CD Serverense 920

Hondarribia FE 920

CD At. Collerense 460

Gure Txokoa KKE 460


Linköpings FC 89,480

FC Rosengård 81,020

Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC 70,310

Vittsjö GIK 34,130


Eskilstuna United DFF 29,000

Växjö DFF 23,480

Piteå IF DFF 20,830

Umeå IK FF 20,320

Djurgårdens IF FF 19,100

Mallbackens IF Sunne 15,640

Stattena IF 13,140

Sundsvalls DFF 10,630

Kristianstads DFF 9,780

Falköpings Kvinnliga IK 9,380

Bälinge IF 8,130

Vimmerby IF 8,130

KIF Örebro DFF 7,750

Malmö FF 7,510

Hammarby IF FF 7,510

Kvarnsvedens IK 7,510

Bollstanäs SK 7,510

AIK Fotboll AB 6,260

Hägglunds IoFK 6,260

Vadstena GIF 6,260

Jitex Mölndal BK 6,260

Torslanda IK 6,260

Mjölby AI FF 5,630

Avesta AIK 5,000

Vaksala SK 5,000

Stehags AIF 5,000

Enskede IK 4,380

IFK Fjärås 4,380

Switzerland


FF Lugano 1976 4,230

Turkey


Beşiktaş JK 7,520

Trabzon İdmanocaği 1,780

Please note that all that numbers have been approximated for editorial purposes.


Sölvesborgs GoIF 3,750

Sunnanå SK 3,290

DFK Värmbol 3,130

Tölö IF 3,130

Forsheda IF 3,130

Torup/Rydö FF 3,130

Baggetorps IF 2,500

Upsala IF 2,500

Slätta SK 2,500

Reftele GOIF 2,500

Falkenbergs FF 2,500

Ullareds IK 2,500

Karlskrona FF 1,880

Gantofta IF 1,880

Bredaryd Lanna IK 1,880

Gustafs GoIF 1,250

Östers IF 1,250

Korsnäs IF FK 1,250

IK Sirius Fotboll 1,250

Torsby IF 1,250

Marieholms Idrottssällskap 1,250

QBIK 860

Töcksfors IF 380

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