EJL

EJL is an acronym used for several organizations and groups, most prominently in Estonia. In Estonian, EJL stands for Eesti Jalgpalli Liit, the Estonian Football Association, the national governing body for football in the country. The EJL oversees the sport’s administration in Estonia, including the organization of domestic leagues and cup competitions, development programs, and the national teams for men, women, and youth. As the governing body, it also sets regulations, coordinates refereeing and coaching standards, and promotes football nationwide.

Beyond Estonia, the acronym EJL may be used by other organizations whose names in their local languages begin with the letters E, J, and L. Because acronym meanings are highly context-dependent, the exact entity referred to by EJL can vary by country and field. In practice, readers encountering EJL in documents or on websites should look for clarifying information such as the country, language, or the full name of the organization to determine which group is being referenced.

See also references in related contexts may include national football associations or sports governance bodies in other regions, as well as any entity that happens to share the same initials. The term’s meaning is therefore largely determined by geographic or domain-specific context.