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The Marshall Islands Soccer Federation is inviting players from around the globe to play in the country’s first-ever 11-a-side football league.
The competition, which will be known as the Marshall Islands Soccer League, is due to launch in the Marshallese capital of Majuro in July 2026.

The inaugural campaign is scheduled to kick-off on August 14, 2026. The league, which will be contested by at least three teams, will span six gameweeks and include a cup
competition.

The winners of the first-ever Marshall Islands Soccer League will meet the champions of the neighbouring Kwajalein league in an inter-island play-off on September 25, 2026.

Prospective players will need to be in Majuro no later than July 25, 2026, with pre-season scheduled to get underway two days later. All matches and training sessions will be held at the Track & Field Stadium in Majuro.

This is a pay-to-play model, which includes access to global club scouts and player development pathways.

Technical Director, Lloyd Owers: “2026 is an important year for the development of soccer in the Marshall Islands. With the launch of XI aside competition on Majuro for the 1st time, we’ll be able to improve our locally based players, and welcome foreign players onto the island to experience life in RMI! It’s an exciting opportunity for any soccer explorer.“

To find out more, including how to apply to play in the league, please visit
our Marshall Islands Soccer League page.

The Marshall Islands Soccer Federation is also looking for coaches to take part in placements on the island.

Want to enhance your international coaching experience, gain a recognised qualification and be part of a once-in-a-lifetime story? Then a placement with the Marshall Islands Soccer Federation is for you.

Football is still in its infancy on the Marshall Islands, and the Marshall Islands Soccer Federation is on a mission to make football accessible to every child in the country. The federation is embarking on an ambitious project to grow through schools and communities, but needs help from passionate and enthusiastic coaches.

The Marshall Islands Soccer Federation is able to certify coaches in a range of OFC courses through its technical director Lloyd Owers. Coaches will be working closely with Lloyd both before and during the placement.

The Marshall Islands Soccer Federation is offering two, three and six-month coaching placements on the island. To find out more, visit our Coaching Placements page.

Meanwhile, following the massive success of the Marshall Islands’ first-ever 11-a-side men’s international fixtures in August, the Marshall Islands Soccer Federation continues to search for eligible players for both the men’s and women’s football programmes.

If you were born or lived in the Marshall Islands, or have parents or grandparents who were born or lived in the Marshall Islands, the Marshall Islands Soccer Federation would love to hear from you.

If you are eligible, you can contact the federation’s talent identification team directly via email, at rmisoccertalentid@gmail.com, or Instagram

You can also complete the player registration form at
https://linktr.ee/lowa_soccer#324948489.