The association which guarantees and safeguards the welfare of all players across the country took it upon themselves to familiarize and also propagate massive registration campaign among clubs.
The team led by John Bass visited Waa Banjul, Banjul United, Hawks and The Gambia Ports Authority in the capital.
Gambian international and Police FC full-back Fatou Darboe and Red Scorpions striker Ajara Samba accompanied the delegation as the entourage met current female First Division leaders Red Scorpion and Kinteh's FC.
Fatou, who's featured in the AWCON qualifiers double leg against Cameroon lauded Red Scorpions for their good reception.
"All the six clubs were cooperative and very welcoming. We hope to get similar receptions from the remaining clubs. Red Scorpions joined Police FC in having registered all their players with the association. We are grateful," she indicated.
The Association is expected to shortly return to rewarding hat-trick scorers as well as player of the month across First and Second divisions.
Fortune FC has extended their lead at the top of The Gambia Football Federation (GFF) Male First Division League table standings with 12 points, while newly promoted side PSV Wellingara continue with their poor start to the league since their promotion.
The country’s football governing body, the Gambia Football Federation (GFF) has promised to incorporate the Stakeholders' Football tournament into its football calendar activities.
The GACH Mining Company on Sunday lay the foundation stone of its 2.3 Million Dalasi sponsored Bato-Kunku football field perimeter fence.
Hawks FC have increased their chance of winning the title after defeating defending champions Fortune FC, while Real de Banjul put pressure on them after their win over Banjul United in a game played at the Independence Stadium in Bakau on Wednesday.
