Captain
Karanjeet Singh
“To wear this badge and lead this team is a responsibility I accept with great pride and humility. We represent more than football — we represent our community, our identity and our shared history.”
Representing communities through football
Khalistan Football Association
One badge. One flag. One shared passion. An official CONIFA member creating opportunities for our community to compete at the highest level possible, inspire the next generation, and represent a global community connected by heritage and pride.
One club. One community. Together.
Big upcoming event
CONIFA Women's World Football Cup 2027
We're proud to be hosting the CONIFA Women's World Football Cup 2027!
Khalistan FA is delighted to welcome the CONIFA Women's World Football Cup to Walsall, UK, from 28 May to 5 June 2027.
Eight teams from around the world will come together for the third edition of this special tournament, competing on an international stage and celebrating the power of football to bring communities together.
As hosts, we are incredibly proud to be bringing the tournament to Walsall and look forward to welcoming the teams, supporters and wider CONIFA family to our city.
The tournament will be staged at a 5,000-capacity stadium, and we are working hard to make WWFC 2027 an unforgettable celebration of women's football, inclusion, diversity and community.
28 May – 5 June
2027
Walsall
United Kingdom
8 teams
One global tournament
More announcements are coming soon. Walsall, get ready — the world is coming!
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15.08.2026 · vs Cumann Sacair Gaeilge
Moments of the first official CONIFA friendly
Where football feels like home
About the KFA
For more than 14 years the Khalistan Football Association has been at the heart of Sikh football, creating opportunities for players across the world to compete, develop and belong.
From annual international tournaments to grassroots initiatives, small-sided leagues and futsal development programmes, our mission has always been clear: grow the game, nurture talent, and build a lasting footballing legacy for future generations.
Our work has united Sikh boys, girls, men and women of all ages — proving that football is more than a sport. It is a powerful force for community, friendship, identity and inspiration.
14+
Years growing the game
2026
Official CONIFA member
Global
Players from across the world
All ages
Boys, girls, men & women
Our story
The KFA journey
1940
The Khalistan nation is first proclaimed, and is further constituted in 1986.
2022
The Khalistan national men's team proudly plays its first unofficial international fixture.
2026
In April 2026 the Khalistan Football Association becomes an official member of CONIFA.
15.08.2026
Our first official CONIFA friendly match, against Cumann Sacair Gaeilge.
2027
Khalistan FA hosts the CONIFA Women's World Football Cup 2027 in Walsall, UK — 28 May to 5 June 2027.
Every tackle. Every pass. Every goal. Every cheer from the stands.
This is our team. This is our journey. This is Khalistan football.
Proud members
What CONIFA stands for
CONIFA — the Confederation of Independent Football Associations — is the global football organisation for nations, regions, minority peoples and cultural communities not represented by FIFA. Founded in 2013, CONIFA celebrates football as a way of bringing people together, promoting inclusion, friendship and cultural identity through international competition.
In April 2026 the Khalistan Football Association became an official member of CONIFA, earning international recognition and opening a new chapter in our sporting history.
We are proud to be part of a community that believes football belongs to everyone.
Inclusion
A pathway onto the pitch for every community.
Friendship
Mutual respect between members, on and off the pitch.
Cultural identity
Football as a celebration of heritage and language.
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A glimpse into the squad
Dilsher Singh
“Representing Khalistan FA means a lot to me, and I'm proud to wear the shirt alongside such a committed group of players and staff.”
Kieron Singh
“It's an honour to wear the badge alongside such a great group of players, and I'm really looking forward to the challenge ahead.”
Munrajan Singh
“Playing for my national team fills me with pride and purpose, knowing every moment on the pitch represents my people and our identity.”
Dilpreet Singh
“Proud to be part of this movement. Ready to lead from the front line and represent Khalistan on and off the pitch.”
Jagkaram Singh
“To be part of the first-ever national team is something I'll always be proud of. I hope we can inspire the next generation to dream bigger than ever before.”
Ashvir Singh
“A great opportunity to represent the Sikh community and to show Sikh youths that there is a pathway to illustrate their faith in the footballing world.”
Harnak Singh
“I feel honoured to represent Khalistan and demonstrate the hard work we have put in as a collective. It is a privilege to play in the first official friendly for this team.”
Prem Singh
“I'm proud to represent our Sikh nation. This is a huge step forward for our path in the sporting scene.”
Squad listings grow with every camp and fixture.
Behind the badge
Management & support staff
Men's National Team Manager
Sundeep Singh
Technical Director & Futsal Development
Bal Singh
UEFA A Licence · Brazilian Pro Licence · UEFA Youth Licence · UEFA Futsal Licence
“Football creates unity, respect and harmony; it gives us a chance to play together, grow together and celebrate each other, regardless of our differences.”
Coach
Jaswinder Singh
UEFA A Licence
“Today is about more than just the result; it's about learning, understanding and laying the foundations for a football vision that can grow and inspire future generations.”
Medical Team
Mia Cole
“I have been a part of Khalistan FA and the team for a few years now and love everyone and everything involved.”
Sports Therapist
Naomi Milea
“My main involvement has been providing nutritional guidance before and after training and matches, as well as pitch-side support and monitoring for any injuries.”
Staff listings grow with every camp and fixture.
The Khalistan identity
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