BANGKOK, Thailand – Football Association of Thailand (FA Thailand) President Nualphan Lamsam has launched the Thai Women’s League 2025, the 11th season of the country’s top women’s football competition. An event was held recently to strengthen the development of women’s football in Thailand through increased financial support and prize money.
In Division 1, the champion team’s prize money has been raised to 600,000 baht, with support funding increased to 500,000 baht, including travel expenses. The prize structure has also been expanded to reward the top six teams instead of the top three. Division 2 clubs will receive increased backing, with financial support rising from 100,000 baht to 300,000 baht, also covering travel costs.
Nualphan has expressed her determination to revitalize Thai women’s football, citing the country’s participation in two consecutive FIFA Women’s World Cups as proof of its potential. The league’s financial boost and expanded incentives are expected to develop talent and strengthen Thailand’s presence in international competitions.
With these enhancements, the Thai Women’s League 2025 seeks to create stronger domestic competition and provide better opportunities for players. Increased investment is expected to benefit clubs and athletes while supporting the national team’s long-term development. (NNT)
