Governance
Čeferin encouraged by club competition talks
Uefa president Aleksander Čeferin has said today (Friday) that he is “encouraged” by talks between national associations over the future of the body’s club competitions.
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LFP set to introduce ticket cap for away fans
The office of the French Football League (LFP) has approved the introduction of a €10 ($11) cap on away match tickets for the top-tier Ligue 1 from the 2019-20 season.
Uefa makes women’s football commitment
Uefa, football’s European governing body, has today (Friday) launched its first-ever women’s football strategy as part of plans to double the number of female players on the continent by 2024.
German, French clubs oppose Champions League reform plans
French and German football clubs have stated their opposition to proposed reform plans for European competitions that would effectively transform the Champions League into a closed-off event for elite…
Manchester City slams Uefa referral over FFP
Manchester City has today (Thursday) hit out at what it claims is a “wholly unsatisfactory, curtailed, and hostile process” after European football’s governing body Uefa confirmed that it will refer the E…
Deloitte CEO Engelbert is new WNBA Commissioner
The WNBA named Cathy Engelbert its new Commissioner on Wednesday. Engelbert was Deloitte's first female chief executive, holding the job from 2015 onward
Banka poised to succeed Reedie as Wada president
Witold Banka, Poland’s Sport and Tourism Minister, is poised to become the next president of the troubled World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada).
Manchester City set to face Champions League ban – report
European football’s governing body Uefa will reportedly hit Manchester City with a ban from the Champions League after concluding an investigation into allegations that the English Premier League champion m…
Serie A CEO raises prospect of strike against Uefa format changes
The head of Italy’s Lega Serie A has warned that European leagues could strike against Uefa plans to replace the Champions League and Europa League with a pan-European league with fewer clubs qualifying b…
Financial issues relegate Palermo to Serie C
Italian side Palermo will be relegated to Serie C despite finishing the Serie B season in third place and earning a spot in the promotion playoffs
Investigation launched into Swiss AG’s handling of Fifa probe
The watchdog that acts to oversee Switzerland’s federal prosecutors has opened a probe into attorney general Michael Lauber over his handling of a four-year investigation into the governance of world f…
IBU aims to be winter sports leader with Biathlon Integrity Unit
The International Biathlon Union (IBU) has furthered its reform efforts by announcing that it is set to establish a new independent integrity unit
Chiulli confirmed as new president of SportAccord
Raffaele Chiulli has been officially elected as the president of SportAccord Convention at the organisation’s general assembly today (Thursday), part of the ongoing event in Gold Coast, Australia.
Graves extends tenure as ECB chairman
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced that its members have voted in favour of chairman Colin Graves remaining in his role for a further six months
UK Sport names Munday as new chief executive
Sally Munday MBE has been appointed as the new chief executive of UK Sport, the body that oversees the investment of public and National Lottery money into British Olympic and Paralympic sport
Big Data can make sport “an overwhelming power for good”, says Ban Ki-moon
Former Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon has used his opening remarks to the SportAccord Summit in Gold Coast to say that sport can serve as an “overwhelming power for good in the world”.
AOC chief encourages Australia’s 2032 Olympics bid to cover “all of Queensland”
Australia’s potential bid to host the 2032 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games should include venues across the entirety of Queensland, according to Matt Carroll, chief executive of the Australian Olympic C…