Bangladesh Football Federation

 

Bangladesh Football Federation is the governing body of football in Bangladesh . Bangladesh Football Federation was established in 1972. Two years later, in 1974, it became a member of the AFC and FIFA . The current president of BFF is Kazi Salauddin .  . This organization is in charge of the men's and women's national teams and youth teams of Bangladesh and controls all the activities of football in the country. The BFF head office of the Bangladesh Football Federation is located at the BFF Building near the Bangabandhu National Stadium in Motijheel, Dhaka . AFC in 2015Bangladesh Football Federation won the award of 'Aspiring Member Association of the Year' from.

History 

The then Minister for Education, Culture and Sports, Prof. Yusuf Ali established the Bangladesh Football Federation, BFF on 15 July 1982. In the beginning he was the first president of BFF. And Abul Hashem of Wari Club was the first general secretary of the organization. In 1973, it became a member of the AFC , the regional body for football, and in 1974, FIFA , the highest governing body of the Bangladesh Football Federation. He was twice elected an executive member of the Bangladesh AFC in 1982-8 and 1996-2002. Retired Major Hafizuddin Ahmed was also elected Vice President of the AFC for 1990-94. Football Federation Dhaka Football League since 1947Continuing. That league has continued even after Bangladesh became independent. At one time the football leagues of Dhaka gained support and popularity. These leagues are still known as Premier League , First Division , Second Division , and Third Division.

.Competition

Active competition 

The following is a list of the football leagues that the Bangladesh Football Federation is currently organizing regularly:

The name of the competition	The first arrangement	The current champion	Comments
Bangladesh Premier League	2007	Dhaka Abahani	The highest level football league in the country
Bangladesh Championship League	2012	Bashundhara Kings	This is the second largest football league in Bangladesh
Senior Division Football League	1948	Swadhinata Krira Sangha Champion [3]	The new name of Dhaka League
Federation Cup	1980	Dhaka Abahani	The biggest club competition in the country
Super Cup	2009	Mohammedan Sporting Club	The biggest budget league in the country
Pioneer League	1987	Ansar VDP	The country's grassroots football club tournament
Bangabandhu Cup	1996- 97	Palestine	International football tournament

Extinct  

All competitions previously held by BFF:

Competition	The first arrangement	The last arrangement	The latest champion	Comments
National Football Championship (Bangladesh)	2000	2005-০6	Mohammedan Sporting Club	the country's national semi-pro league that had its last season in 2005-06
Aga Khan Gold Cup	1958	1981-1982	Bangkok Bangkok Football Club and Brothers Union	multinational club competition last held in 1981
Sher-e-Bangla Cup	1975	1994	Forget it	semi-pro cup that had its last

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