Dr. Muhammad Ali, Vice-President of the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF), has praised the recent efforts to promote football in the country following successful Under-23 national team tryouts. The tryouts saw more than 500 aspiring players evaluated over two days, underscoring the PFF’s renewed focus on expanding opportunities for young athletes.
Dr. Ali commended the smooth organization of the event and emphasized the importance of collective leadership within the Federation. He noted the unanimous approval of four assistant coaches by PFF President Syed Mohsen Gilani and the Executive Committee before the selection process began, highlighting it as an encouraging sign of unity and dedication within the organization.
Describing the tryouts as a “significant and commendable step forward,” Dr. Ali expressed his appreciation for the swift and effective promotion of the sport. He reaffirmed the Federation’s commitment to further elevate football in Pakistan by working closely under the leadership of President Gilani, promising continued efforts to develop the game at all levels.
