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A controversial change of legal rules would have let him stay. Čeferin called perceived opponents ‘clowns’ and said people who questioned UEFA’s unity in recent weeks should be ‘a bit embarrassed now’

His legacy was later tainted by charges that he only succeeded in winning the 2006 World Cup hosting rights with the help of bribery. He denied the allegations

Everything you need to know about the momentous ruling that could change the face of European soccer and sport in general

The European Union Court of Justice found that the soccer associations are ‘abusing a dominant position’ by prohibiting clubs and players from playing in breakaway competitions

The resignation of Luis Rubiales over a non-consensual kiss at the World Cup was the result of a merger of forces, from street protesters to politicians, judges, and society at large

Bayern Munich’s new signing Harry Kane will return to England to face Manchester United in a rematch of the memorable 1999 final

‘We cannot allow the abuse of power in a working environment or disrespect,’ the soccer player said on stage. ‘To all women who are suffering the same thing as Jenni, we’re with you’

On Thursday, Galatasaray will join Newcastle, Real Sociedad and Union Berlin in an unusually strong group of lowest-ranked teams in seeding pot 4 of the draw

Eight fans were injured in the clashes outside AEK Athens’ stadium, while Greek police said Tuesday they had made 88 arrests, mostly of Croatian supporters

Their decision to unite all but guarantees the long-time favorite to host Euro 2028 — the four United Kingdom federations and Ireland — will win as expected on the same day

The governing body of European soccer said Tuesday that a scheme has been set up to reimburse all 19,618 tickets purchased by Liverpool fans