Scott Munn, General Secretary of the Kazakhstan Football Federation, has visited the office of the Freedom QJ League.
He took a close look at the League's day-to-day operations and held a working meeting with Freedom QJ League President Rokhus Shokh.
The two discussed the progress made over the first four years of cooperation, covering a wide range of aspects of running youth competitions in Kazakhstan.
This summer, Scott Munn attended the QJL All Star team's match against Borussia Mönchengladbach, delivering a welcome address at the opening ceremony. In August, Freedom QJ League representatives met with the KFF General Secretary at the House of Football.
This latest visit is further evidence of the productive partnership between the League and the KFF, built on trust, mutual understanding and shared values.
"Freedom QJ League is a fantastic project. It continues to develop young players and open up a pathway into elite football – both men's and women's – first in the domestic league and then, hopefully, on the international stage. It is something everyone should be proud of, and something young players should aspire to be part of.
We will keep working together on the League project, improving the programme and making it fully aligned with the requirements and calendar of world football," Scott Munn said after the meeting.
As a reminder, this year's Freedom QJ League tournaments have involved 1,980 players from 66 participating teams representing 18 regions of Kazakhstan, with a total of 674 matches across the five championships.
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