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New Zealand Football plans to double its revenue and the number of New Zealand-based A-League teams by 2035 in an ambitious strategy that targets results on and off the field.
Currently New Zealand Football (NZF) said there were 111 professional footballers from the country and the governing body wanted to increase that by 100 percent over the next decade.
As part of reaching that target NZF proposed three more A-League teams, with the first to be in place in the next six years.
Australian Professional Leagues (APL), who run the A-League, and Football Australia (FA) would have the final
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