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Sudan Football Association adopts 2026-2027 calendar

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The Sudan Football Association approved the roadmap for the 2026-2027 season, competition regulations and a vision for the future of the Premier League. The decisions were taken at the fifth ordinary meeting of its board, chaired by its president, Mu’tasim Jaafar Sir al-Khatim, Bajnews reports.

The board of the Sudan Football Association adopted the roadmap for the 2026-2027 season and the regulations for competitions in the same season, Bajnews reports. The meeting was chaired by the federation’s president, Mutasim Jaafar Sir al-Khatim, and brought together vice-presidents, board members and advisers.

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