The Ukrainian Football Association joined the #TotalAccess Week – the most extensive European initiative for creating an inclusive environment in football.

At the Football House, a working meeting was held with the head coaches of all age categories of Ukraine's women's national teams — from U-15 to the national team.

The Ministry of Youth and Sports, the National Integrity Platform for Sport, the National Olympic Committee, and the National Anti-Doping Center held a meeting with representatives of clubs from the Ukrainian Premier League and the Professional Football League regarding the fight against manipulation in sports.

The national team of Ukraine secured two victories in the European qualification for the 2026 World Cup, the Ukrainian amputee football team advanced to Division B of the EAFF Nations League, and the under-19 Ukrainian national futsal team reached the semi-finals of Euro-2025 (U-19). October 1. Another event within the framework of the national project "Open Football Festivals" took place in Kudryvtsi, on one of the best stadiums in Chernihiv region. The festival brought together 72 children from the villages of Spaske and Kudryvtsi, among whom were children with disabilities.

The Ukrainian national team started in the European qualification for the 2026 World Cup, a planned audit of the UAF was conducted according to the UEFA Club Licensing Quality Standard, and the women's beach soccer national team secured third place in EuroLiz-2025 for the first time in history. On September 1. Ukrainian forward Volodymyr Vanat moved from Kyiv Dynamo to Spanish Girona. The Ukrainian signed a five-year contract with the Catalans and will play for his new team wearing number 19. September 1.