November 14 – UEFA’s disciplinary machine has handed down a sweeping series of rulings covering its club competitions including fines, sector closures and suspended sanctions.
November 14 – Bulgaria’s Minister of Youth and Sports, Ivan Peshev, has confirmed that the ministry has begun the search for a suitable location to build a new national stadium. He stressed that the project is a high-priority item on the government’s management programme.
November 14 – UEFA has beefed up its protection against content piracy joining the Coalition Against Piracy (CAP) and the Clearing House for Copyright Infringement on the Internet (CUII).
November 14 – Scottish football’s three senior bodies have come together for a rare joint commercial move, signing a seven-figure technology partnership with UK-based software firm HALO – the first time the SFA, SPFL and SWPL have united under a single sponsorship agreement.
November 13 – EURO 2028 will kick off at the National Stadium of Wales in Cardiff and close with semi-finals and final at London’s Wembley stadium.
Last night UEFA and the four host associations – England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales – launched the 2028 finals in London’s Piccadilly with the unveiling of the tournament branding, match schedule and stadium allocations.
November 13 – The Welsh capital Cardiff will host the opening match of EURO 2028, with London’s Wembley Stadium set to stage both semi-finals and the final, organisers have confirmed.
November 13 – British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has admitted he made a “mistake” in signing off the appointment of David Kogan as the first chair of the Independent Football Regulator (IFR), despite Kogan having previously donated to both Starmer and Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy.
November 13 – The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) and Yeditepe University have signed a cooperation agreement to enhance referee education and development.
November 12 – Ahead of tonight’s launch of the Euro 2028 tournament to be co-hosted by England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, UEFA has announced the renewal of its long-running Coca-Cola partnership, with the soft drinks firm becoming an official global sponsor of UEFA EURO 2028, and designated as the official non-alcoholic beverage sponsor.
In London’s Piccadilly tonight UEFA will officially launch Euro 2028 with an unveiling of the tournament branding and the federations in town to promote their co-operation.
November 12 – Suzuki has struck a ‘significant’ deal with the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to become an Official Global Partner across four of the organisation’s flagship competitions – including the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Morocco 2025 and next year’s Women’s AFCON Morocco 2026.
November 12 – The Spanish Football Association (RFEF) has expressed “surprise and concern” after FC Barcelona blindsided the national team with news of Lamine Yamal’s groin procedure that led to the player’s release from the squad.
November 12 – Canada’s Northern Super League and Denmark’s A-Liga have joined the fast growing Women’s Leagues Forum.
November 12 – Greek referee Alexandros Tsamouris, has withdrawn from a third-tier national league (Gamma Ethniki) match after receiving threats, including a package containing live bullets, local media reported.
November 11 – The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) has confirmed it has initiated disciplinary action against over 1000 players in relation to the betting scandal that has rocked professional football in Turkey.
November 11 – US wealth continues to flow into the European game with American private equity giant Apollo Global Management purchasing a majority shareholding in Atlético de Madrid.