UEFA has published a playbook to support structured and transparent sustainability reporting, aiming to improve accountability and strategic action across football organisations.
UEFA highlights football's role in social impact, sustainability, and health initiatives aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals on World Football Day.
UEFA collaborated with Meta, TikTok, and X to identify and remove 93% of abusive posts during the 2025-26 club competition finals, targeting players, coaches, teams, and referees…
UEFA implements circular economy strategies in this season's club finals, recycling over 25 tonnes of materials and aiming for zero waste to landfill at all venues.
A new manual consolidates UEFA's sustainability guidance, providing flexible tools for clubs, leagues, and associations to reduce environmental impact and foster social benefits…
UEFA aims to leverage football's reach in Europe, with 90 million players, to promote positive social and environmental change through its 2030 strategy and tournament…
Four-time winners Eintracht Frankfurt and other notable clubs including Ajax, Brann, and Juventus have progressed to the third qualifying round of the UEFA Women's Champions…
European football confederations call for responsible governance following FIFA's controversial World Cup proposal, stressing the duty of service and collective decision-making.
UEFA criticizes attempts to treat football's governance as a tradable asset, emphasizing the need for transparency and collective responsibility among all stakeholders.
UEFA expresses significant resistance to FIFA’s plan requiring association support under threat of withdrawing one-off payments, highlighting widespread stakeholder discontent.
The play-off draw for the 2027 Women's European Qualifiers sets 32 teams against each other for seven World Cup berths and an inter-confederation play-off slot.
UEFA gathered all participating clubs in Nyon for briefings and draws to prepare for the 2026/27 Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League qualifying rounds.
UEFA and all 55 national associations agreed on new guidelines for consistent application of Laws of the Game and VAR protocols to enhance refereeing clarity and match integrity.
UEFA Women's EURO 2025 set new attendance and engagement records while driving lasting impact in audience growth, grassroots participation, and professional development across…
UEFA will allocate €308 million to clubs not participating in its men's club competitions during the 2025/26 season to support domestic football and club development across Europe.
Futsal is gaining popularity in Europe with rising participation, record attendances, and UEFA initiatives supporting youth pathways and grassroots development.
UEFA offers free consultancy to clubs and stadium developers to meet its standards, inspects stadiums for European competitions, and supports accessibility for disabled supporters.
The UEFA Women's Champions League has seen a significant rise in players from outside Europe, including key figures from the United States, Brazil, and Canada, contributing to…
The 2026 UEFA Business Case for Women’s Football emphasized the need for strong leadership, investment, and a player-centric approach to advance the women’s game.
UEFA published initial technical analyses highlighting key tactical aspects and players from the 2025/26 Champions League, Women's Champions League, Europa League, and Conference…
From 2025/26, UEFA will implement a revamped Women's Champions League featuring 18 teams in a single-league stage and introduce a second European women’s club competition.
UEFA will transition the Nations League to three leagues of 18 teams each and introduce tiered European Qualifiers to improve competition balance and reduce dead matches.
Crystal Palace's Ismaïla Sarr is the leading scorer in the 2025/26 UEFA Conference League, with a total of nine goals and a chance to extend his tally in the final.
Several UEFA Champions League finals since 1992/93 have stood out, including AC Milan's 4-0 win over Barcelona in 1994 and Manchester United's late victory against Bayern in 1999.
Carine N'koué brings extensive humanitarian experience to her role as general secretary, aiming to enhance UEFA Foundation's impact through football-based social initiatives.
The UEFA Foundation for Children has reached nearly five million children globally, using football to inspire and empower vulnerable youth in difficult conditions.
The UEFA Technical Observer Group selected standout players from semi-final first legs, highlighting key contributions in attack and defense across top clubs.
UEFA's MyUEFA service provides fans with free access to live streams, highlights, games, and chances to win unique prizes, including tickets to major football events.
The Take Care programme by UEFA aims to support football stakeholders with tools to encourage positive lifestyle choices across six key health-related modules.