A week before Think Sport 2023 at the Maison du Handball, take a look back at Think Football 2022

What will be the legacy of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar? What are the stakes for partners and broadcasters when the World Cup is held in the Middle East for the first time and in the middle of the football season? What role do supporters play in clubs? How can women's football in France be given a lasting boost? What impact will the creation of the LFP's commercial company have on French football? These were some of the questions put to the various speakers at Think Football 2022 on Tuesday 04/10/2022.

After a 100% digital edition in 2021 - due to Covid-19 - experts, informed observers and stakeholders gathered at the headquarters of the Fédération Française de Football (Paris, FRA) for a day split in two, with a morning dedicated to Qatar 2022 - "a World Cup changing the game" - and an afternoon devoted to the ongoing developments in French football.

The first key words came from Philippe Diallo, at the time deputy vice president of the FFF, during the opening of the event: "The French Football Federation does not shy away from debates and actually wants to tackle them head on. We…