With His ANFP Exit Nearing, Milad Highlights FIFA’s Contribution and Projects Completed During His Tenure
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- ANFP president Pablo Milad highlighted FIFA’s contribution to Chilean football as he reviewed his six-year tenure.
- He cited the José Sulantay High-Performance Center, support for the 2025 Under-20 World Cup and a talent-development program among the projects backed during his term.
- Milad also thanked FIFA for assistance through its COVID-19 Support Plan.
With his time at the helm of Chile’s football federation approaching its end, Pablo Milad is putting FIFA’s support at the center of his assessment of the past six years.
The ANFP president highlighted advances in infrastructure and player development. Among the projects he cited was the José Sulantay High-Performance Center, which he presented as part of a longer-term structure for developing young footballers.
Milad also pointed to FIFA’s backing for the 2025 Under-20 World Cup and its talent-development program. He thanked the organization for the assistance provided through the COVID-19 Support Plan.
His review focused on projects and institutional support that he said strengthened Chilean football’s infrastructure and youth training as his term draws to a close.
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