Unleash your potential. Redefine the game.

Do you or someone you know have the potential to be an England Para Football Player?

If the Pathway is right for you, it will give you options, opportunities, support and direction. Plus, the dream of playing for England!

FA England Talent Days are your opportunity to learn more about the Pathway and to be selected for a programme within it.

So, if you are a brilliant player with cerebral Palsy, visual or hearing impairments we are here to help you find your way to get stronger, play greater and get to the England Para Squads.

This event is for players aged 7 to 16 years with Cerebral Palsy, Visual Impairments or Hearing Impairments.

Format of the Day:
10am to 10:45am - Welcome, Registration and Intro to the Para Pathway (+Q&A)
11am to 12:30pm - Players on the pitch with the coaches, being put through various drills and skill based activities.

If you have any questions please get in touch disability@fulhamfc.com

Female Youth Forum - Meeting 2

Sign in/out
- Arrival time is 10:00am with sign out taking place at 12:30pm. All participants are required to meet at the main security reception.

What to bring/wear
- Your child will need to wear their blue Fulham FC warm up jacket. If your child has any other Fulham FC or Fulham FC Foundation kit, they are more than welcome to wear this. Please note that no other football club badges should be visible.
- Trainers should be worn. No boots are permitted.
- Please bring a reusable water bottle.

All activities will be taking place indoors.

Venue Details
- Fulham FC Training Ground, Motspur Park, KT3 6PT

Parking
- No parking is available on site
- Please use alternative parking on local roads including Blakes Avenue. Please be considerate of local residents with regards to noise and parking/waiting.

Spectators
- Please note that spectators won’t be permitted to stay on site for this session.

Our DisAbility Goalkeeper School is designed for male and female players aged 12 to 16 years, with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

Session Dates:
Saturday 25th April 2026
Saturday 23rd May 2026
Saturday 27th June 2026
Saturday 18th July 2026

This session takes place on the 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Adequate layers
- Shin pads
- GK gloves

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Our DisAbility GoalKeeper School is designed for male and female players aged 7 to 11 years, with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

Session Dates:
Saturday 25th April 2026
Saturday 23rd May 2026
Saturday 27th June 2026
Saturday 18th July 2026

This session takes place on the 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Adequate layers
- Shin pads
- GK gloves

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

*Please note there is no session on Saturday 9th May. This is because we are running our Fulham Family Walk 2026*

Our Active Autism Kingston Football Sessions can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for Juniors aged 5 to 9 years with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Young people will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding young footballers.

This session takes place in the indoor 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

*Please note there is no session on Saturday 9th May. This is because we are running our Fulham Family Walk 2026*

Our Active Autism Kingston Football Sessions can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for Juniors aged 9 to 12 years with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Young people will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding young footballers.

This session takes place in the indoor 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

*Please note there is no session on Saturday 9th May. This is because we are running our Fulham Family Walk 2026*

Our Active Autism Kingston Football Sessions can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for Juniors aged 13 to 16 years with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Young people will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding young footballers.

This session takes place in the indoor 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Female Cerebral Palsy Football Sessions in partnership with CP Sport.

Our Junior Female Cerebral Palsy Football sessions can be the first step for a female player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for females aged 5 to 16 years with cerebral palsy.

Young people will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding young footballers with cerebral palsy.

Session Dates:
Saturday 18th April 2026
Saturday 16th May 2026
Saturday 20th June 2026
Saturday 11th July 2026

These sessions will take place at Fulham FC Training Ground in an Indoor 3G Dome, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Cerebral Palsy Football Sessions in partnership with CP Sport.

Our Junior Cerebral Palsy Football sessions can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for players aged 5 to 16 years with cerebral palsy or similar stroke aquired brain injury.

Young people will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding young footballers with cerebral palsy.

Session Dates:
Saturday 18th April 2026
Saturday 16th May 2026
Saturday 20th June 2026
Saturday 11th July 2026

These sessions will take place at Fulham FC Training Ground in an Indoor 3G Dome, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

*Please note there is no session on Saturday 9th May. This is because we are running our Fulham Family Walk 2026*

Our Junior Blind & Partially Sighted Football Sessions can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for juniors aged 5 to 11 years, who are Blind, Partially Sighted or have any form of visual impairment.

Players will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding footballers.

This session takes place in the indoor 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

*Please note there is no session on Saturday 9th May. This is because we are running our Fulham Family Walk 2026*

Our Junior Blind & Partially Sighted Football Sessions can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for juniors aged 12 to 16 years, who are Blind, Partially Sighted or have any form of visual impairment.

Players will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding footballers.

This session takes place in the indoor 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

*Please note there is no session on Saturday 9th May. This is because we are running our Fulham Family Walk 2026*

Our Adult Blind & Partially Sighted Football Sessions can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for adults aged 16+ years, who are Blind, Partially Sighted or have any form of visual impairment.

Players will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding footballers.

This session takes place in the indoor 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

*Please note there is no session on Saturday 9th May. This is because we are running our Fulham Family Walk 2026*

Our Junior Girls Pan DisAbility Hub can be the first step for a female player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for females aged 5 to 16 years with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

Young people will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding young footballers.

This session takes place on the 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

*Please note there is no session on Saturday 9th May. This is because we are running our Fulham Family Walk 2026*

Our Adult Female Pan DisAbility Hub can be the first step for a female player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for females (aged 16+ years) with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

Players will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding young footballers.

This session takes place on the 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Frame Football is an adaptive format for individuals that use frames/walkers. Its a fun and sociable game where players can develop skills to control and move the football within their frame. Whether this be a first time footballer or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment.

These sessions are for Juniors aged 5 to 16 years with any form of physical disability, restricted mobility and would normally use a walker or crutches.

Session Dates:
Saturday 18th April 2026
Saturday 16th May 2026
Saturday 20th June 2026
Saturday 11th July 2026

These sessions will take place at Fulham FC Training Ground in an Indoor 3G Dome, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

Players should bring their own frames if they have one.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Our Adult Pan DisAbility Hubs can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for Adults (aged 16+ years) with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

Players will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding footballers.

This session takes place in the 3G Indoor Dome astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

The Fulham Mini Badgers Football Sessions are for participants with Downs Syndrome aged 8-16 years. Sessions are delivered by highly qualified and experienced coaches.

Our Fulham Badgers Football Sessions can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment.

Players will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding young footballers.

This session takes place in the indoor 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

The Fulham Badgers Football Sessions are for participants with Downs Syndrome aged 16+ years. Sessions are delivered by highly qualified and experienced coaches.

Our Fulham Badgers Football Sessions can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment.

Players will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding footballers.

This session takes place in the indoor 3G astro pitch at Fulham FC Training Ground, so please ensure players wear adequate clothing/layers and that they have with them:

- Water bottle (no fizzy drinks)
- Suitable footwear (Moulded/Rubber studded boots, Astro Trainers or Trainers. No Metal Studs allowed)
- Shin pads
- GK gloves (if they need them!)

We are not currently able to provide 1:1 supervision for individual players and if this is needed for any player, this must be provided by a parent/carer and is at the discretion of Fulham FC Foundation. All parents/carers will be allowed to remain on site to watch the sessions.

Due to restrictions at the venue:
- Only one parent/carer will be allowed to attend the session with each player, if necessary.
- A designated travel route around the site must be followed at all times.
- Anyone arriving at the venue any later that 15 minutes after the designated start time of their session, will not be able to access their session.

For further information, please contact disability@fulhamfc.com

Fulham Football Club Foundation are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and therefore politely request that participants across all our programmes arrive with their own multi-use drinks bottle rather than a single-use bottle.

Fulham FC Foundation are hosting a More Than A Game open session on Wednesday 15th April from 11am until 12.30pm. The open session is an opportunity to experience our More Than A Game Football programme which includes inclusive football and wellbeing activities for adults (18+) of all levels, abilities and experiences. On the day you will have the opportunity to take part in fun games and activities, that can support mental health and wellbeing.

The football activities will be held on a 3G Astroturf, so if you would like to get involved, please bring a bottle of water and wear appropriate active wear and rubber soled boots/trainers (no metal studs).

For more information or any questions please do not hesitate to contact us at health@fulhamfc.com.

This is an invite-only programme. Please email playerpathway@fulhamfc.com to express your interest or to find out more.

Our Development Centres (Including Goalkeeper School) strives to support the footballing development of ambitious and accomplished grassroots players, while also fostering their overall holistic development.

We run both mixed Player and Girls Goalkeeper School on weekday evenings across multiple venues, as well as providing opportunities for players to take part in fixtures throughout the season.

Our Goalkeeper School (part of our Player Development Centres) are part of a single level pathway, consistently competing at the top tier of foundation-level football. Players regularly face strong opposition from leading community football programmes, ensuring a challenging and enriching environment.

The weekly sessions follow a comprehensive training syllabus, which covers both technical and tactical aspects of football. Sessions are run by experienced coaches provides a pioneering and stimulating environment allowing individuals to recognise and reach their maximum potential, with players receiving feedback at the end of each term.

This is an invite-only programme. Please email playerpathway@fulhamfc.com to express your interest or to find out more.

Our Development Centres (Including Goalkeeper School) strives to support the footballing development of ambitious and accomplished grassroots players, while also fostering their overall holistic development.

We run both mixed Player and Girls Goalkeeper School on weekday evenings across multiple venues, as well as providing opportunities for players to take part in fixtures throughout the season.

Our Goalkeeper School (part of our Player Development Centres) are part of a single level pathway, consistently competing at the top tier of foundation-level football. Players regularly face strong opposition from leading community football programmes, ensuring a challenging and enriching environment.

The weekly sessions follow a comprehensive training syllabus, which covers both technical and tactical aspects of football. Sessions are run by experienced coaches provides a pioneering and stimulating environment allowing individuals to recognise and reach their maximum potential, with players receiving feedback at the end of each term.

The Motspur Park Player Development Centre Open Trial provides experienced U15 players with the opportunity to showcase their ability, in an attempt to join our Motspur Park Player Development Centre, training weekly on Wednesday evenings between 19.30 to 21.00

To find out more information on trials for our Development Centres, please email playerpathway@fulhamfc.com

Our Development Centres strives to support the footballing development of ambitious and accomplished grassroots players, while also fostering their overall holistic development.

We run both mixed Player and Girls Development Centres on weekday evenings across multiple venues, as well as providing opportunities for players to take part in fixtures throughout the season.

Our Player Development Centres are part of a single level pathway, consistently competing at the top tier of foundation-level football. Players regularly face strong opposition from leading community football programmes, ensuring a challenging and enriching environment.

The weekly sessions follow a comprehensive training syllabus, which covers both technical and tactical aspects of football. Sessions are run by experienced coaches provides a pioneering and stimulating environment allowing individuals to recognise and reach their maximum potential, with players receiving feedback at the end of each term.

This is an invite-only programme. Please email playerpathway@fulhamfc.com to express your interest or to find out more.

Our Development Centres strives to support the footballing development of ambitious and accomplished grassroots players, while also fostering their overall holistic development.

We run both mixed Player and Girls Development Centres on weekday evenings across multiple venues, as well as providing opportunities for players to take part in fixtures throughout the season.

Our Player Development Centres are part of a single level pathway, consistently competing at the top tier of foundation-level football. Players regularly face strong opposition from leading community football programmes, ensuring a challenging and enriching environment.

The weekly sessions follow a comprehensive training syllabus, which covers both technical and tactical aspects of football. Sessions are run by experienced coaches provides a pioneering and stimulating environment allowing individuals to recognise and reach their maximum potential, with players receiving feedback at the end of each term.

This is an invite-only programme. Please email playerpathway@fulhamfc.com to express your interest or to find out more.

Our Development Centres strives to support the footballing development of ambitious and accomplished grassroots players, while also fostering their overall holistic development.

We run both mixed Player and Girls Development Centres on weekday evenings across multiple venues, as well as providing opportunities for players to take part in fixtures throughout the season.

Our Player Development Centres are part of a single level pathway, consistently competing at the top tier of foundation-level football. Players regularly face strong opposition from leading community football programmes, ensuring a challenging and enriching environment.

The weekly sessions follow a comprehensive training syllabus, which covers both technical and tactical aspects of football. Sessions are run by experienced coaches provides a pioneering and stimulating environment allowing individuals to recognise and reach their maximum potential, with players receiving feedback at the end of each term.

This is an invite-only programme. Please email playerpathway@fulhamfc.com to express your interest or to find out more.

Our Development Centres strives to support the footballing development of ambitious and accomplished grassroots players, while also fostering their overall holistic development.

We run both mixed Player and Girls Development Centres on weekday evenings across multiple venues, as well as providing opportunities for players to take part in fixtures throughout the season.

Our Player Development Centres are part of a single level pathway, consistently competing at the top tier of foundation-level football. Players regularly face strong opposition from leading community football programmes, ensuring a challenging and enriching environment.

The weekly sessions follow a comprehensive training syllabus, which covers both technical and tactical aspects of football. Sessions are run by experienced coaches provides a pioneering and stimulating environment allowing individuals to recognise and reach their maximum potential, with players receiving feedback at the end of each term.