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The MFA Technical Centre belongs to the Malta Football Association, the governing body for football in Malta, whose offices and main facilities are at Ta' Qali in Attard. The Malta FA runs the national teams and domestic competitions, the National Stadium, the Centenary Stadium and a football museum. Enquiries can be sent through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.
The MFA Technical Centre is part of the estate of the Malta Football Association, usually shortened to the Malta FA, which governs the game on the island and has its headquarters at Ta' Qali in Attard, in the middle of Malta. It appears in our directory of sports clubs in Malta.
For a visiting fan, Ta' Qali is where Maltese football happens: the national teams play at the National Stadium, cup finals are staged there, and the association's offices sit inside the stadium's Millennium Stand.
Facilities at Ta' Qali and beyond
The Malta FA lists six facilities: the National Stadium, the Ta' Qali Training Complex, the Centenary Stadium, the Museum of Football, a merchandise shop and the National Football Centre. Together they host international fixtures, domestic finals, training and the history of the Maltese game. If you train while you are here, 24/7 Fitness Club Ta' Qali is only a short walk away.
Ta' Qali lies below the hilltop city of Mdina, so a match can easily be paired with an afternoon in the old capital using our guide to Mdina, and fans who want to stay close by can browse hotels in Mdina and Rabat.
Watching football in Malta
Tickets for the Malta national A team's home matches are sold through the association, with lower prices available through a Family Ticket Bundle and a Supporters Rewards Scheme. Fans who pre-order the new adidas national kit get 75% off tickets for home games. An international friendly against Eswatini is on the calendar ahead of the final UEFA Nations League fixture.
Domestic football is just as lively. The 40th BOV Super Cup at the National Stadium went to Valletta, their 14th win, against old rivals Floriana, while Mgarr United beat Swieqi United after 120 minutes to lift the Assikura Women's Super Cup at the Centenary Stadium. The women's national team recently climbed to 90th in the FIFA world ranking. If you are planning a trip around a fixture, our pages on flights to Malta from the UK and Malta's weather by month will help, and Valletta supporters can explore their home city with our Valletta guide.
Who runs the Malta FA
Bjorn Vassallo is President and chairs the Executive Board, with Dr Maria Azzopardi as General Secretary, Dr Matthew Paris as Senior Vice President, Adrian Casha and Trustin Farrugia Cann as Vice Presidents and Ivan Mizzi as Treasurer. The board also includes representatives of member clubs and associations, women's football and futsal and beach soccer.
Its vision is football as a source of pride, joy and inspiration for the whole country, and its stated values are being dynamic, socially responsible and trustworthy. The association publishes annual administrative reports and financial statements, along with the accounts of leading clubs. Its website also carries a match centre, referee appointments, disciplinary decisions, tenders and learning resources, and lists the member clubs and member associations that make up Maltese football.
Integrity and agent licensing
The Malta FA is affiliated to FIFA and UEFA and follows their integrity rules, with education on betting, inside information and match fixing. Anyone approached to fix a match, or who suspects someone else has been, must report it to the association straight away.
People hoping to work as football agents apply through the FIFA Agent Platform. Candidates who are not exempt then sit a 60-minute exam of 20 multiple-choice questions, with a pass mark of 75%, at the Malta FA offices in the Millennium Stand; you bring your own laptop and internet connection.
Getting in touch
The offices are on Level 2 of the Millennium Stand at the National Stadium, Ta' Qali, Attard. For more ideas nearby, see our list of things to do in Malta. To ask about the facilities, matches or the association, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will send your message on to the Malta FA.
Questions about Malta FA
Where is the MFA Technical Centre?
It belongs to the Malta Football Association, whose offices and main football facilities are at Ta' Qali in Attard. The association's offices are on Level 2 of the Millennium Stand at the National Stadium.
What facilities does the Malta FA run?
The Malta FA lists the National Stadium, the Ta' Qali Training Complex, the Centenary Stadium, the Museum of Football, a merchandise shop and the National Football Centre among its facilities.
How can I watch Malta play at home?
Tickets for the national A team's home matches are sold through the Malta FA. A Family Ticket Bundle and a Supporters Rewards Scheme lower the price, and fans who pre-order the new national kit get 75% off home tickets.
Who leads the Malta Football Association?
Bjorn Vassallo is President, Dr Maria Azzopardi is General Secretary and Dr Matthew Paris is Senior Vice President. Adrian Casha and Trustin Farrugia Cann are Vice Presidents and Ivan Mizzi is Treasurer.
How do I become a licensed football agent in Malta?
Apply through the FIFA Agent Platform. Candidates who are not exempt sit a 60-minute exam of 20 multiple-choice questions at the Malta FA offices, needing 75% to pass and bringing their own laptop and internet connection.
How do I contact the Malta FA?
Opening hours for the offices, museum and shop are not published online. Send your question through the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass it to the Malta FA, who can reply to you directly.
Practical information
The Malta FA has its offices on Level 2 of the Millennium Stand at the National Stadium, Ta' Qali, Attard ATD 4000, where its football facilities are grouped. Opening hours for the offices, museum and shop are not published on the website. For general questions about the facilities, matches or the association, use the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to the Malta FA.
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The details on this page were correct on 26 October 2026, as published on the Malta FA website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.