The national body for minifootball in Bangladesh

BMFA organises, regulates and develops minifootball in Bangladesh: the national league, the clubs that play in it, the referees and coaches who run it, and the national team it feeds.

Mission

To organise and grow minifootball across Bangladesh with a national club league, trained referees and coaches, and a clear pathway from local turf to the national team.

Vision

Licensed minifootball clubs in every division of Bangladesh, and a national team that competes with Asia’s best.

What we do

Run the national competition

A structured, season-long club league with published fixtures, results and standings.

Develop people

Players, coaches, referees and match officials, trained to WMF standards.

License clubs

Professional standards for clubs: contracts, kits, training, medical cover and governance.

Find talent

Scouting and performance data that lead to international representation.

Grow the game

More regions, youth and women’s minifootball in later seasons.

Where BMFA sits

  1. WMFWorld Minifootball Federation

    World governing body. Publishes the Rules of the Game.

  2. ANMCAsian Minifootball Confederation

    Continental body. Runs the Asian Minifootball Championship.

  3. BMFABangladesh Minifootball Association

    National body. Sole authority for domestic competitions, licensing, discipline and appeals.

  4. ClubsNMFL clubs

    Licensed clubs in Dhaka and Chattogram, with more cities in later seasons.

Members of

WMFWorld Minifootball Federation
ANMCAsian Minifootball Confederation

Status

International membership
World Minifootball Federation (since September 2026); Asian Minifootball Confederation
Government registration
Ministry of Social Welfare, in process
Playing rules
WMF Rules of the Game, edition to be adopted by BMFA circular

Leadership and committees

BMFA is governed by its President, Board of Directors and Executive Committee, supported by standing committees that keep competitions fair and independent.

Leadership and committeesGovernance