MFF

The Myanmar Football Federation (MFF) is the governing body for soccer in Myanmar, also known as Burma. Established in 1952, the MFF oversees the development and promotion of football across the country, from grassroots initiatives to the national team level. The federation is responsible for organizing domestic leagues, tournaments, and the national team's participation in international competitions.

The Myanmar national soccer team, often referred to as the "White Angels," represents the country in various regional and international tournaments, including the AFF Championship and the Asian Cup qualifiers. The team's colors are predominantly white, symbolizing purity and hope, while their emblem features a traditional Burmese motif, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the nation.

The MFF is dedicated to nurturing local talent and enhancing the overall standard of football in Myanmar. Through various programs and partnerships, the federation aims to inspire the next generation of players and elevate the country's presence in the global football arena. With a passionate fan base and a commitment to excellence, the MFF continues to strive for success on and off the pitch, fostering a sense of national pride and unity through the beautiful game.