News

Intermediary Registration

Feb 7, 2017

The Botswana football association wishes to invite interested members of public to apply to practice as intermediaries for players, coaches and clubs.

The New Regulations on Working with Intermediaries replaced the FIFA Players’ Agents Regulations, following the approval of several necessary amendments to the FIFA Statutes and the Regulations Governing the Application of the FIFA Statutes by the 64th FIFA Congress. The new regulations, introduce a new approach based on the concept of intermediaries, were previously approved by the FIFA Executive Committee at its meeting on 21 March 2014 and came into force on 1 April 2015.

The Botswana Football Association is in the verge of implementing its regulations on working with intermediaries as directed and adopted by FIFA.

We argue all interested in becoming intermediaries to complete the attached form and hand deliver the document at the Botswana football Association head office at Lekidi or email to competitions@bfa.co.bw

Submission is open 3rd February 2017 and closing 10 February 2017

Downloads

Intermediary Registration Form (77 kB)
Declaration Form Natural Person: Form A (84 kB)
Declaration Form Natural Person: Form B (88 kB)
Intermediary Representation Contract (126 kB)

Up Next

Local referees continue the good work

Don't Miss

Welcome back, Mr Bondo!!

News

BOTSWANA U-20 WOMEN EXIT WORLD CUP QUALIFIERS WITH PRIDE AFTER HOME VICTORY

The Botswana U-20 Women’s National Team bowed out of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers 2026 on a positive note after securing a 1–0 victory over Cameroon U-20 Women’s National Team this past weekend, despite a 5–1 aggregate defeat.

Having suffered a heavy 5–0 loss in the first leg played on 7 February 2026 at Olembe Stadium in Cameroon, the Young Mares showed resilience and determination in the return leg at Obed Itani Chilume Stadium.

Forward Mbapeua Hangara scored the decisive goal in the second half, giving Botswana a deserved win in front of their home supporters and demonstrating the team’s fighting spirit until the final whistle.

Head coach Tapaphiwa Tracey Gaebolae expressed pride in her players performance and attitude, emphasizing the positive response after the first-leg setback.

“We are very proud of the girls. Even though we didn’t get the result we wanted in Cameroon, we came here with a positive mindset. The message to the team was that we needed to score more goals, stay organized, and believe in ourselves and I think the players responded very well.” Coach Gaebolae alluded at the post match Technical press conference.

Despite exiting the competition, the Young Mares leave the qualifiers with valuable international experience and renewed confidence, highlighting the growth and potential of women’s football in Botswana.