The KNVB, or Koninklijke Nederlandse Voetbalbond, is the governing body for football in the Netherlands. Founded in 1889, it oversees all aspects of the sport, including the organization of professional and amateur leagues, national teams, and youth development programs. The KNVB is responsible for promoting football at all levels and ensuring fair play and sportsmanship. In addition to managing domestic competitions, the KNVB represents the Netherlands in international football organizations, such as FIFA and UEFA. The association also plays a crucial role in developing coaching standards and referee training, contributing to the overall growth and professionalism of football in the country.