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Finance & Money

Uefa, football’s European governing body, has ordered French Ligue 1 club Paris Saint-Germain to raise as much as €60m ($71m) by the end of this month in order to comply with Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.

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The Uefa Champions League is set to deliver another big increase in revenues in the next cycle, but there are still doubts it will survive beyond 2024. Frank Dunne explains why.

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European football’s governing body Uefa has extended its partnership with the European Commission (EC), with the two parties stating their intention to tackle issues surrounding the transfer system and the role of agents within the game.

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Former Uefa president Michel Platini has lodged an appeal against his ban from world football at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).

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Uefa, football’s European governing body, is considering capping agents’ fees in an effort to “introduce more transparency”.

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London’s Wembley Stadium will stage additional Euro 2020 matches after Uefa stripped hosting rights from Brussels.

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Football’s European governing body, Uefa, has introduced strict new rules guarding against corruption and bribery as it seeks to strengthen the process behind the awarding of hosting rights to its events.

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Baku’s Olympic Stadium and the future home of Spanish LaLiga club Atletico Madrid remain in contention for the hosting rights to the 2018-19 Uefa Champions League final, European football’s governing body announced today (Wednesday), as the field narrowed for the Europa League and other club competition finals.
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The Association of European Professional Football Leagues (EPFL) has today (Tuesday) unanimously approved an agreement reached with European governing body Uefa in a move that seemingly ends a period of tension between the two bodies.
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South American Football Confederation (Conmebol) president Alejandro Dominguez has said an agreement has been reached with European governing body Uefa to resurrect the Intercontinental Cup club competition, adding that it could be hosted in China.
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Uefa, the governing body for football in Europe, has introduced human rights and anti-corruption considerations to the bidding process for its 2024 European Championships national team tournament, along with all other future editions of its competitions.
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The European Professional Football Leagues (EPFL) umbrella organisation has called its first-ever extraordinary general assembly as it continues its campaign against Uefa’s reform of its club competitions.
Events

The German Football Association (DFB) has said 18 venues have submitted bids for one of the 10 places on offer in its bid for the Uefa Euro 2024 national team tournament.
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The German Football Association (DFB) has today (Friday) confirmed that it will bid to host Uefa Euro 2024, and has opened a process for cities to apply to be part of the project.
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Uefa has hailed the ongoing success of its Financial Fair Play (FFP) scheme in reigning in the financial excesses of European football clubs, but has warned over the growing might of a band of nine ‘super clubs’.
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An internal investigation by Uefa, football’s European administrative body, has found that former general secretary Gianni Infantino and current president Aleksander Ceferin did not break any rules when a €4m ($4.4m) loan was handed to the sport’s governing organisation in Slovenia in June 2015.

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The European Professional Football Leagues (EPFL) umbrella organisation has today (Friday) stepped up its campaign against Uefa’s reforms for the Champions League by announcing it will break an agreement that currently prevents European and domestic games from clashing.

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European Professional Football Leagues (EPFL) chairman Lars-Christer Olsson has said he is confident the controversial reform plans for the Champions League can be overturned, adding a “deal is not done” with the matter set to be further debated at a meeting later this month.

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New Uefa president Aleksander Čeferin is walking a tightrope between the demands of Europe’s football leagues and the continent’s elite clubs over the revamp of European club competitions. Frank Dunne talks to football insiders about how it will all play out.