South Asian Football Federation
@saffederation.org
The South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) is the unity of South Asian football-playing countries. The organization is made of football’s national governing units of each member countries of the region. The member associations are – Bangladesh Football Federation, Bhutan Football Federation, All India Football Federation, Football Association of Maldives, All Nepal Football Association, Pakistan Football Federation and Football Federation of Sri Lanka. The SAFF Headquater is currently located in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
South Asian Football Federation's Company Logos
South Asian Football Federation's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#971F2B
Old Brick
151, 31, 43
354, 66, 36
0, 79, 72, 41
#B9C1FF
Melrose
185, 193, 255
233, 100, 86
27, 24, 0, 0
#010006
Black Russian
1, 0, 6
250, 100, 1
83, 100, 0, 98
About South Asian Football Federation
SAFF, the South Asian Football Federation, is an organization dedicated to developing and promoting football within the South Asian region. Founded in 1997, SAFF brings together Member Associations from Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bhutan.
Under the motto "Unity in Strength," SAFF strives to showcase the power and bond of these seven Member Associations. Led by President Kazi Md. Salahuddin, SAFF operates from its headquarters in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
As part of the larger Asian Football Confederation (AFC), SAFF manages various competitions for men, women, and youth. The flagship tournament, the SAFF Championship, dates back to 1993 and features national teams from each Member Association.
Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, SAFF remains committed to the development of football in the region. They actively engage in youth and development programs while fostering relationships with other footballing bodies. SAFF's ultimate goal is to improve the game, ensure fair play, and promote integrity and inclusivity at all levels of the sport.
