Aleksander Ceferin

Slovenian lawyer, elected in 2016, is assured of a further four years in the role

European football's governing body confirms event will take place before UCL group phase

Governing body announces to increase number of teams from 32 to 36, with group stage replaced by single league

UEFA chief says he’s sick of talking about ‘nonsense’ breakaway league

From next season, the tie will be decided by playing two 15-minute periods of extra time at the end of the second leg

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin says he wanted to "rebuild the unity" but did not rule out some form of payback

England striker led a programme providing free school meals to poor children through the approaching summer holidays

Football leagues have been suspended since mid-March due to the pandemic

All of Europe's leading domestic leagues ground to a halt last week

European football’s governing body will plant 50,000 trees in each of the 12 host countries from the tournament

Iran's female fan died this month after setting herself on fire to protest against her arrest for attending a match

UEFA chief says competition should not become an exclusive club for the wealthiest

The Slovenian lawyer said that UEFA had to be a leader in good governance and transparency