March 4 – The Romanian Football Federation (FRF) has launched two new European Union-funded projects, bringing its total number of implemented or ongoing initiatives to more than 30. Both projects – ELEVATE and TALENT – are aligned with the FRF’s strategy to promote inclusion and accessibility in football.
March 3 – The shortlist for the 2026 Laureus World Sports Awards has been confirmed, with football once again heavily represented across the main categories ahead of April’s ceremony in Madrid.
March 3 – Brazilian giants Flamengo have dismissed manager Filipe Luis – despite an 8-0 win against Madureira in the local state championship.
March 3 – Angola’s latest stadium opening is being framed as more than a ribbon-cutting exercise. The inauguration of the 10,000-seat Estádio Daniel Cassoma Lutucuta in Huambo marks the third internationally compliant arena delivered in the country in the past five months, following new facilities in Uíge and Bengo.
March 3 – In a move that could finally bring some clarity to the famously crowded and convoluted landscape of American youth soccer, US Club Soccer and US Youth Soccer have announced the first round of league operators for a new, unified competition set to launch in the 2026–27 season.
March 3 – UC3, the joint venture between UEFA and European Football Clubs (EFC), has issued a rights tender for Champions League broadcasts in the next four-season cycle, beginning in 2027–28, across 19 markets.
March 3 – The Croatian Football Federation (HNS) has signed a historic agreement with partners Hrvatski Telekom and SuperSport for media and marketing rights. The signing ceremony, held at the Garden Inn by Hilton in Zagreb, solidifies the financial future of Croatian club football for the next five seasons.
March 2 – Lise Klaveness has been re-elected as chair of the Norwegian FA (NFF), but grassroots motions about the discontinuation of the FIFA Peace Prize and the suspension of Israel fizzled out at the organization’s annual congress.
March 2 – Major League Soccer will allow clubs to sell a new sponsorship position on the lower back of jerseys starting this season, adding a fourth commercial placement on each kit and creating another source of revenue for teams across the league.
March 2 – The newest disruptor to traditional football, the Kings League, has taken another step toward its US launch with the appointment of David Muoser as its managing director in the market.
March 2 – Dutch professional football dedicated the weekend’s round of fixtures to mental health, as the Eredivisie and Eerste Divisie combined for a league-wide awareness drive under the banner ‘Together for Vulnerability’.
March 2 – The Bulgarian Football Union (BFU) has kicked off its landmark strategic initiative ‘Mission Talent’, aimed at categorizing elite youth academies across the country and creating better conditions for developing homegrown talent.
February 27 – This morning’s Champions League last 16 draw has set up an early cull of leading contenders, with several of Europe’s heavyweights thrown together before the competition reaches the spring stretch.
February 27 – According to UEFA’s latest European club finance and investment landscape report, fans of Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, and Tottenham are paying an average of £74 per ticket, per match. Ticket revenues for those clubs rose by an average of 19% in 2025.
February 27 – The ever-growing phenomenon, Baller League, has named Fever as its Official Ticketing Partner for its US debut in Miami, launching March 19. Fever will act as the exclusive ticketing provider for the league’s inaugural Miami season.