What is the ruling on benefiting from clothes and shoes received for playing in a club affiliated with a company whose funds are unlawful, and is it permissible to sell them, and what is the ruling on playing football for a fee?

Commercial insurance is a forbidden contract because it involves gharar (uncertainty), riba (usury), and qimar (gambling). The funds acquired by the company are illicit and cannot be owned or benefited from. They should be spent on general Muslim welfare. However, if you paid money for your club membership, then you are permitted to take those funds and items, as you acquired them through a lawful means.