UEFA - News and Inscriptions
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Hey would it be an idea to have like a Euro Super League. 4 teams from each country play in a separate Super Euro Conference against each other then the winner of the conference plays the winners of the other 4 conferences or 2 conferencesb depending on how many teams take part. Kinda like an MLS for Europe.
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Country: Left-Handed
President of the Football Association: Nuno da Cruz
Kits & Crest:
Does your Football Association have a designated stadium?: Republic Stadium
Are you interested on taking part in Football Associations competitions such as Eurocup or the Nations League?: Yes
Does your Football Association have a Women's brunch?: No
If yes, are you interested on them taking part in International Competitions?:
If no, will you make one?: Yes -
Country: Alkharya
President of the Football Association: Mert Arto
Kits & Crest:
Does your Football Association have a designated stadium?: Barbaros Stadium
Are you interested in taking part in Football Associations competitions such as Eurocup or the Nations League?: Yes
Does your Football Association have a Women's brunch?: Yes
If yes, are you interested in them taking part in International Competitions?: Yes -
Everyone have been accepted into the UEFA.
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Statement
The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has received the candidacies from the Kingdom of Mennrimiak and the United Duchies to hold the Nations League finals. The UEFA's provisional committee will now debate on whether what bidding is best suited for hosting such an event in their country.
UEFA would also like to confirm it has received the United Kingdom's bidding to host the 2022 World Cup, this being the only candidacy registered as of today. We encourage other countries that might be interested on hosting this event to register their bids to the UEFA as soon as possible.
Luis Rubiales
UEFA President -
UEFA's Statement on DFA's plans to investigate fans
The Union of European Football Associations rejects the plans rolled out by the Duchian Football Association to send investigators to United Duchies' national team that take place abroad. While UEFA believes football associations have enough freedom to act within its jurisdiction as they deem convenient, and applauds the efforts made by the Duchian Football Association to tackle racism, sexism and other misbehaviour on the pitch and on the stands, it is up to UEFA and the hosting football association to tackle these issues outside of the United Duchies.
UEFA is committed to the fight against racism, sexism and other misbehaviour, as proven by its rules and regulations. However, we will not allow spying and hidden investigators in our competitions: if the Duchian Football Association does not withdraw these plans, UEFA will study sanctions targeted at the national team and its members.
We invite the Duchian Football Association to read our Disciplinary Regulations and Safety and Security Regulations for more information on the matter.
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Statement on DFA, FA and CFA Anti-Hooliganism Regulations
The Union of European Football Associations takes note of the plans unveiled by the Duchian Football Association, the Fooball Association and the Californian Football Association, allowing private investigators to enter stadiums in order to supervise fans' behaviour and monitor for incidents. In our previous statement, we warned the Duchian Football Association about the consequences of said plans if applied. In addition, we stated that spying on fans and hidden investigators in our competitions would not be welcomed. The new announcement made by the three mentioned federations is an attack towards the guidelines set by UEFA on this matter.
Furthermore, the Union of European Football Associations is concerned about the possible bans that may be applied on foreign fans by Duchain authorities, restricting their right to support their national team. UEFA would like to remind its complete compromise with the fight against racism, sexism and violent attitudes inside and outside the pitch, yet it does not deem appropiate that the United Duchies' Football Association acts as a sort of international judge, interfering with other nations' legal jurisdiction. It is also unclear to us if the proposed ban for Duchian nationals, being subject to not being able to leave their country again, contradicts the right to Freedom of Movement recognised by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The Union of Football Associations will study legal actions against these plans if they are not withdrawn.
The Kingdom of Spain