The Namibia Football Association and FNB Namibia have officially launched the 2026/27 FNB Women's Super League season at FNB's headquarters in Windhoek. This marks the second year of a three-year sponsorship worth N$9.3 million. The partnership aims to create opportunities for women footballers and strengthen the women's game domestically and nationally. The launch coincides with the association's 35th anniversary, celebrating over three decades of football development in Namibia.
NFA vice president Jakobus Markus commended FNB Namibia for its continued investment in the Women's Super League. He acknowledged the bank's contribution to nurturing talent, improving competitiveness, and providing a platform for female footballers. The recent Cosafa Women's Championship triumph by the Brave Gladiators was cited as a testament to progress in women's football. Markus highlighted the positive impact of the partnership on the national women's team.
The launch provided an opportunity to reflect on the journey of women's football in Namibia. Markus acknowledged NFA patron and prime minister Elijah Ngurare's commitment to youth development and support for sports as a tool for unity and empowerment. FNB Namibia announced an additional N$111,000 in sponsorship funding to accommodate inflation, reinforcing its dedication to sustainable growth in women's football.
The 2026/27 season will feature 12 teams competing for domestic honors. Defending champions FC Ongos will look to retain their crown. The FNB Women's Super League is a vital platform for identifying and developing talent, providing women footballers with regular competitive opportunities. The league strengthens the foundation of the national women's team.
The partnership between the NFA and FNB Namibia has been significant in promoting women's football. The sponsorship deal was signed last year and has been instrumental in creating opportunities for women footballers. The launch of the new season marks another milestone in this partnership.
The 2026/27 FNB Women's Super League season is scheduled to kick off on 7 November. The league will provide a platform for women footballers to showcase their skills and compete at a high level. The additional funding will ensure the league's sustainability and growth.
The NFA and FNB Namibia are committed to promoting women's football in Namibia. The partnership aims to create a strong foundation for the national women's team and provide opportunities for women footballers to develop their skills. The launch of the new season marks a significant step towards achieving this goal.
Key points
- The 2026/27 FNB Women's Super League season has received additional N$111,000 in sponsorship funding.
- The league will feature 12 teams competing for domestic honors.
- The partnership between the NFA and FNB Namibia aims to promote women's football and create opportunities for women footballers.
