The Soviet Football Federation was the governing body for football in the former Soviet Union, established in 1923. It was responsible for organizing domestic leagues, national teams, and overseeing the development of the sport across the republics. The federation played a crucial role in promoting football and fostering talent during its existence. The federation was affiliated with FIFA and UEFA, allowing Soviet teams to compete internationally. Notable clubs like Dynamo Moscow and Spartak Moscow emerged under its guidance, contributing to the rich football culture in the region. The federation ceased operations after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991.