The Professional Football Association of Jamaica (PFAJ) has been dissolved.

This comes after an agreement between the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) in consultation with the Premier League Clubs Association (PLCA).

The PFAJ was established in 2008 as a joint venture body between the JFF and the PLCA to administer the running and operations of the local Premier league.

The two bodies in coming to a mutual agreement, concluded that the original objective for the establishment of the PFAJ could now best be achieved without a third body.

Former president of the Kingston and st Andrew football association Rudolph Speid said this is the best thing that could have happened.

Both the JFF and will continue to meet to finalise the roles of the two entities going forward and according to Speid that it is still up in the open as to who will take control of running the National Premier League.