World’s seventh football is in talks with the leading clubs about a new series of women’s football, which is scheduled to begin in May.
Shorshed Grand Slam series will be played at a stadium with half the size of the stadium and has two 15-minute 15-minute stadiums.
World weekly (W7F) is in talks with clubs, including clubs in the Premier League in England, but has not yet confirmed which team will participate.
The first action is scheduled for May 21-23 in Storrell, Portugal, will be broadcast live on the Streaming Dasen Platform.
However, the two clubs in the Champions League final in Lisbon on May 24 will not participate in the first edition.
The series, which has $5 million for each event, is supported by the American charity Jennifer Maxi, a partner of NWSL Gotham FC.
“The world’s seventh team has been designed to raise women’s games, which has provided a new platform for players to demonstrate their talents, develop their personal brands, and provide economic opportunities in a way that really reflects their value.
The W7F will be known to be a broader team to choose for any occasion, along with future tournaments across the United States, Mexico, Asia and Europe.
The organizers said they would put the players on the “heart of the game” by developing the players’ advisory council led by former US player Tobin Hes, former England defender Anita Asante.
“We and the player are at the center of everything we do, we will create the seventh football of the world,” he added.
“This contest gives another stage that players can be shiny while offering a big opportunity and probably profit. It’s football, but faster, more bold, and created for the future.