Rasheedat Ajibade, a forward with the Super Falcons, has been added to FIFPRO’s Global Player Council list.

The most recent appointments to the council are Marshall Munetsi (Reims/Zimbabwe) and Enez Mango (Farul Constanta/Kenya).

The council now has 34 players in total after their inclusion.

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It’s critical that players’ voices are heard, according to Nigerian forward Ajibade.

 “I’m looking forward to using my platform to help players in Africa and beyond.”

“Players should be consulted and have a say when it comes to decisions that affect our job,” said Kenya international Mango.

“I’ve joined FIFPRO’s Global Player Council in order to make a difference.”

The council provides support to FIFPRO and its 66 affiliated national player associations as they negotiate on behalf of footballers on international issues that directly impact them, such as the international match calendar, employment standards, the use of personal data, social media abuse, and more.

 “Being a part of the Global Player Council means we can help footballers worldwide – such as protecting players against fake agents, or against government interference.

“I’m eager to get started,” said Reims’ Zimbabwean midfielder Munetsi.