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FABF Mini-series Episode 8 - UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin
For the eighth episode of the For A Better Football podcast mini-series, SD Europe's Luke Cox is joined by UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin.
Topics discussed:
- UEFA crisis management through the Covid-19 pandemic
- The future of European competitions design
- 'Players and fans are most important stakeholders'
- Endorses supporter involvement in decision making at football clubs & governing bodies including UEFA, recognising the relevance of SD Europe's work
SD Europe’s 'For A Better Football' podcast mini-series of podcasts features guests from a variety of football stakeholders about their experiences of the last 8 months enduring a pandemic and the need for reforms in football. As the name suggests, it’s about decanting the ideas of the participating stakeholders to understand what lessons have been learnt to make football better for all. Active in over 50 countries across Europe, Africa and Asia, SD Europe represents grassroots and national supporters organisations, as well as amateur and professional member-run football clubs, in addition to working with national associations and professional leagues.
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By SD EuropeFor the eighth episode of the For A Better Football podcast mini-series, SD Europe's Luke Cox is joined by UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin.
Topics discussed:
- UEFA crisis management through the Covid-19 pandemic
- The future of European competitions design
- 'Players and fans are most important stakeholders'
- Endorses supporter involvement in decision making at football clubs & governing bodies including UEFA, recognising the relevance of SD Europe's work
SD Europe’s 'For A Better Football' podcast mini-series of podcasts features guests from a variety of football stakeholders about their experiences of the last 8 months enduring a pandemic and the need for reforms in football. As the name suggests, it’s about decanting the ideas of the participating stakeholders to understand what lessons have been learnt to make football better for all. Active in over 50 countries across Europe, Africa and Asia, SD Europe represents grassroots and national supporters organisations, as well as amateur and professional member-run football clubs, in addition to working with national associations and professional leagues.