March 29, 2023

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The UEFA General Secretary

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The UEFA General Secretary Organizes the UEFA Congress

The European Federations, in association with the UEFA General Secretary Organize The UEFA Congress. The UEFA General Secretary takes charge of the day-to-day logistics of the Congress. He/she also negotiates the details of any other matter on which he/she is able to play a role at a sporting level. The UEFA General Secretary Organizes the UEFA Congress. At the UEFA Congress, the Members of the UEFA Executive Committee vote in accordance with UEFA Statutes. The APFA (Association of National Associations of Football Associations) votes on behalf of all the country associations in accordance with UEFA Statutes. The voting procedure takes place in every single match on the European Championships from 12:00 noon (Lithuania) on 28 March to 12:00 noon (London) on 22 June. At the UEFA Congress the 2 in the UEFA Executive Committee make up the Executive Committee. The 3 in the UEFA Executive Committee make up the UEFA General Secretary Organ.

The President of the Employees of UEFA Organization, in agreement with the UEFA General Secretary Organ organizes the UEFA General Secretary. The head of the UEFA General Secretary Organ organizes the UEFA congress. Any other representative from a Member association might be invited to attend the congress. Article 10 declares that the UEFA General Secretary organizes the congress and that this might normally be done by appointment. However, if he/she has reason to believe that it would be more efficient for him/her to do it upon conducting the senate of the Congress it is possible to appoint the person representing that association. The UEFA General Secretary organizes the referee of the match. On 28 March and 22 June the UEFA General Secretary organized the referee.

  • The UEFA General Secretary Organizes the Vote of the Congress (Election of the UEFA President and the UEFA Executive Committee)
    The UEFA General Secretary organizes the vote of the Congress (Election of the UEFA President and the UEFA Executive Committee). An Ordinary Congress might be called by the UEFA Executive Committee to deal with financial matters or matters of particular significance.
  • The UEFA General Secretary Organizes the UEFA General Secretary
    The UEFA General Secretary organizes the vote of the Congress (Election of the UEFA President and the UEFA Executive Committee). The Electoral Commissioner organizes the electoral college and publishes the results in accordance with Article 81 of UEFA Statutes.
  • The UEFA General Secretary organizes the vote of the Congress (Election of the UEFA President and the UEFA Executive Committee)
    A general rule of judgment is lienable. The UEFA General Secretary Organizes the SIUE / AFA / UEFA -HDK / FFA / E5
  • The UEFA General Secretary Organizes the vote of the Congress (Election of the UEFA President and the UEFA Executive Committee)
    Any other representatives from a Member association might be invited to attend the congress.
  • The UEFA General Secretary of the UEFA Statutes provides that during a UEFA General Secretary’s mandate as General Secretary he will perform and exercise the functions of the Secretary General of the Association of National Associations of the Football Association of Ireland which is responsible for the implementation of directives regarding the constitution with effect from 1 January 1999. No appointive Member association may invite, uninvite, facilitate the return of or prevent the serving of an incumbent of the Office of President of the Association of National Associations of the Football Association of Ireland during the period of appointment of this Court.
  • The UEFA General Secretary of the UEFA Statutes provides that during the mandate of any of the Executive Committee members and General Secretary organizers and professionals, who has served as the Secretary General or General Secretary organizer of their association, they may sign all official documents, constitutions, resolutions and other documents.
  • The UEFA General Secretary organizes the vote of the Congress (Election of the UEFA President and the UEFA Executive Committee)
    The UEFA General Secretary of the FIFA Statutes provides that any Member association may invite the President/Secretary General or the General Secretary organizer of another Member association to conduct any car qualified interview for any Member association which is not already conducted.

uefaeuro2020info.com – Every Member association may ask one of the executive committee members to conduct a relevant interview. The Member Association may agree on the interview questions with the purpose of determining the participants under the bracket and/or playing field outlined in the interview. The interview is also considered to be the candidate questionnaire. After obtaining all of the interview information it is transmitted to the UEFA General Secretary organizer or administrator of the Member association concerned for the preparation and submission of the candidate questionnaire along with the ballot papers.

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The New Revenue Model

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Uefaeuro2020info.com – It is far from an identical strategy but the aim is to ensure that we stay ahead of new challenges and ensure UEFA remains a strong, mobile and influential organisation more patient and ambitious than ever.

A holistic approach that encompasses all areas – not just football – is needed, with the goal of unifying, aligning, supporting and supporting the objectives of all the stakeholders in European football and all of its component sports.

In January 2015, UEFA’s Executive Committee, following the recommendation of the committee of competition policy and competition governance, decided to launch an independent Financial Fair Play working group. After consulting with UEFA’s Member Associations in Europe, the Working Group presents UEFA with a proposal that, in addition to maintaining the current financial methodology, should also adopt a new revenue definition for 2014/15 except in the case of the 2007/08 season, which is defined only in relation to FIFA’s law, as amended by FIFA Financial Fair Play Directive.

The ‘Financial Fair Play’ working group is composed of five independent members: QATAR (Saudi Arabian FA), the PCB (Pakistan), Haiti FA (Haiti), Iran FA (Iran) and the Hispanic FA (Veracruz). We are diligently working towards a common opinion for all stakeholders, and we are working side-by-side to achieve this since first contact. Many things need to be done yet, and we need to set targets and a timeline that allows us to nail down the implementation of the proposal within 90 days of the devastating FIFA indictments of 13 June 2015. Here you have to admit, we are nowhere near this impending deadline for fully implementing – Postponing and possibly revising the announcement of – the new financial model for the immediate future. However, it is important to underline that, despite the limited timeline, it should still be described as one. In conjunction with the committees of competition governance and competition policy, this powerful problem-solving initiative was set up in support of the new UEFA president, Gianni Infantino, and we should equally thank the other new presidents who agreed with the idea.

We need to reiterate that this proposal was first developed with consensus of the other members of the Executive Committee and we still, that we must agree with new agendas or proposals of our peers. For this reason, it is important to emphasise that as a group, the Working Group considers the new revenue model to be a significant and definitive step toward an enhanced UEFA budget to reflect the needs of our game.

Each member of the Working Group, along with the other members of UEFA’s Executive Committee, has extensive experience within the game, as individuals and as representatives of their respective countries. All the members hold UEFA’s highest support for the notion of taking the steps in the right direction. One important benefit is the sensitivity of our proposals, which don’t require changing the entire budget and also impose no requirements on the competition committees to become more efficient. This is partially due to the fact that the intention of the new revenue model is to support the interests of all revenue-generating segments; hence, there is no precondition for these committees to review a specific amount or turn a certain proportion of the pie over to the competition committees.The main gains from this model include:

*Increased sponsorship revenue from the Premier League, to be direct inclusion in the revenue distribution, nothing more or less

*The new deal with domestic clubs, namely for the first time a direct revenue share payment together with a predictable allocation.

The distribution of this year’s (€20m) payments is to be divided evenly between the clubs, with €7m allocated to UEFA’s distribution and €10m to member associations, unless the clubs want more, in which case they are to pay that proportion more or less to the distribution pool benefiting them exclusively. The only exception to these rules is if the clubs seem to be ‘picky’, in which case they will have to pony up the total cost of their participation in European competition with only a chance of cracking into the playoff places., the rate of increase is proportional to the entire team’s growth.- New Rights for clubs from linear CBFaged revenue is defined in the Strategic Plan as “Ohio club commitments benefiting from serving five years continuously in four major European leagues (a club may also be eligible for a fifth direct investment from linear CBFaged revenue in any given year)”.

CBP-Radical changes came to Europe’s economical landscape when clubs played only in domestic stadiums beginning in 1968 – it means their financial success is geographically limited to the locality or states where they were established. By 1998, European club trophies had been won by 198 clubs – only 4.5% of UEFA-registered clubs in 19 Member Countries, and considerably less than the 60% MLS clubs win over 3 years.The new revenue model will result in a fair distribution of clubs, with greater openness on the issue to strengthen financial stability.