After years in exile following the Taliban’s return to power, Afghan women footballers will again compete officially under their country’s name. FIFA changed its rules to recognize Afghan Women United, opening a path to future Olympic qualifiers and restoring an international stage for displaced players.
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Pinayagan ng FIFA ang koponan ng kababaihang Afghan

AP NEWS

Matapos ang ilang taong pamumuhay sa exile kasunod ng pagbabalik ng Taliban sa kapangyarihan, muli nang makakalaro ang mga Afghan footballer sa ilalim ng pangalan ng kanilang bansa. Binago ng FIFA ang mga patakaran upang kilalanin ang Afghan Women United at buksan ang landas patungo sa Olympic qualifiers at internasyonal na laban.

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Pinayagan ng FIFA ang koponan ng kababaihang Afghan