Jordan Football Association

Jordan Football Association
AFC
Short nameJFA
Founded1949 (1949)
HeadquartersAmman, Jordan
FIFA affiliation1956
AFC affiliation1975
UAFA affiliation1974
WAFF affiliation2001
PresidentPrince Ali Bin Al-Hussein
Websitewww.jfa.jo

The Jordan Football Association (JFA; Arabic: الاتحاد الأردني لكرة القدم) is the governing body for football in Jordan.

Board members

Name Position Source
Prince Ali Bin Al-Hussein President [1][2]
Marwan Juma Vice President [3][4]
Samar Nassar General Secretary [5][6]
Marwan Juma Treasurer [7]
Mohammad Ayasrah
Mustafa Arqawi 		Media And Communication Manager [8]
Alexander Zwiers Technical Director [9][10]
Jamal Sellami Team Coach (Men's) [11][12]
Maher Abu Hantash Team Coach (Women's) [13][14]
N/A Futsal Coordinator [15]
Louie Oumeish Chairperson of the Referees Committee [16]
Omar Abu Loum Head/Director of the Referees Department [17]
Omar Abu Loum Referee Coordinator [18]
Fatima Al Masaeed Child Safeguarding Officer [19]

Current partners

Jordan Football Association competitions

Main article: Jordanian football league system

Men

Women

Clubs formed by Palestinian refugee camps

See also: List of football clubs in Jordan

There are five clubs in Jordan formed by Palestinian refugee camps and they are Al-Wahdat SC, Al-Baqa'a SC, Shabab Al-Hussein, Al-Jalil (Irbid) and Al-Wihdeh SC.

List of football fields and stadiums in Jordan

See also: List of football stadiums in Jordan

See also

References

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