About WMSF-IYFC
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WMSF – IYFC (World Masters Sports Federation – International Youth Football Committee) serves as the global body dedicated to nurturing young football talent through structured international programs and competitions. Working under the vision of the WMSF-IYFC promotes youth development, fair play, and global friendship by creating opportunities for boys and girls to participate in high-quality football events worldwide. The committee aims to inspire the next generation of footballers.
WMSF – IYFC (World Masters Sports Federation – International Youth Football Committee) is a global body committed to nurturing young football talent through structured international programs and competitions. Working in alignment with the United Nations’ principles of Sports for Development and Peace, the WMSF-IYFC promotes youth empowerment, fair play, and global friendship by creating meaningful opportunities for boys and girls to participate in high-quality football events worldwide.
The Football World League 2026 for U-15 Boys (9-a-side) will be held at the prestigious Pattana Sports Resort, Sriracha, Thailand from 16th to 20th April 2026. This global youth tournament brings together emerging football talent from around the world, offering young players a platform to showcase their skills, teamwork and sportsmanship in a world-class environment. Set amidst the state-of-the-art facilities of Pattana Sports Resort, the event promises a highly competitive and inspiring experience, promoting international friendship, youth development, and the spirit of fair play.
The Player Selection Process for the Football World League 2026 begins with an open call for online applications from eligible U-15 boys across participating regions. Applicants must submit their basic details, age proof, past performance records, and sports credentials to be considered. This initial screening helps identify young players with the right talent, discipline, and commitment for the league. Players must clearly mention the position they play, including whether they are a goalkeeper, defender, midfielder, or forward, to help the selectors assess their suitability for team placement.