February 11 – European football officials are gathering in the Belgian capital Brussels for the UEFA Congress tomorrow (Thursday) and the Nations League draw, with geopolitical questions providing a backdrop to the meetings.
February 11 – Olympique Marseille have parted company with Roberto De Zerbi days after a humiliating 5-0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain, bringing an abrupt end to a tenure that had begun with promise but unravelled sharply in recent weeks.
February 11 – The Romanian Football Federation (FRF) have launched their first Women’s SuperLeague commercial strategy dedicated exclusively to the Women’s SuperLeague. Developed in partnership with FIFA, the strategy is a is focused on the professionalisation and financial sustainability of women’s football in Romania.
February 11 – Inter Milan’s latest move down under, the unveiling of Inter Academy Sydney and Inter Academy Adelaide, marks the Nerazzurri’s first formal footprint in Australia.
February 9 – Spanish giants FC Barcelona have withdrawn from the proposed breakaway European Super League, leaving Real Madrid as the last club still backing the competition and the organising entity A22 friendless and exposed.
February 6 – Adidas has unveiled the official match ball for the 2026 UEFA Women’s Champions League final ahead of the competition’s showpiece event in Oslo next May.
February 3 – The Croatian Football Federation (HNS) has continued its humanitarian support for Ukraine by organising a special day of sports and social activities for Ukrainian children currently staying in Croatia.
February 3 – The National Football League (NFL) is returning to Spain and the home of Real Madrid, the Santiago Bernabéu, in 2026. Once a novelty, now par for the course, NFL regular-season worldwide expansion is one of the smartest plays in sports marketing and publicity.
February 2 – A flurry of late business is bringing the January transfer window to an exciting close, with clubs across Europe dipping into market ahead of the transfer deadline at 7pm this evening. Here are the moves making headlines.
February 2 – The upcoming BET.bg Bulgarian Super Cup clash between Ludogorets Razgrad and Levski Sofia on February 3 will be the first time in the Bulgarian game that the head referee will wear a specialised body camera, offering fans a unique, first-person perspective of the action on the pitch.
January 28 – Seven supporters of the Greek club PAOK have lost their lives in a devastating traffic accident on a Romanian highway near Timișoara. The vehicle, which was carrying 10 passengers, had departed from Greece and was travelling to France, where the fans were planning to attend Thursday’s Europa League match between PAOK and Lyon.
January 26 – The Bulgarian Council of Ministers has allocated €1,872,862.16 for the renovation of the Vasil Levski National Stadium, the country’s largest football venue.
January 26 – Trials allowing supporters to drink alcohol in the stands at Women’s Super League matches have received overwhelmingly positive feedback, prompting renewed debate over why such policies remain controversial in English football when they are routine across much of British sport. The sight of a beer snake at cricket matches being one of the traditions of the summer.
January 23 – Police across Europe were kept busy on Thursday night as crowd trouble at three Europa League fixtures led to delays, injuries and police intervention before and during matches.
January 20 – The Bulgarian capital, Sofia, will host the 52nd General Assembly of the Association of European Leagues. The forum will take place on March 11-12, bringing together executives from the 40 most influential football leagues in Europe, as well as key figures from across the international football community.