Ceferin to stand for a fourth term as UEFA president
- On Thursday, Aleksander Ceferin announced to national association bosses in Berlin that he will seek a fourth term as UEFA president, extending his tenure through 2031 at next year's UEFA Congress in Astana, Kazakhstan.
- Controversial changes to presidential term limits made at the 2024 UEFA Congress in Paris enable Ceferin's candidacy, though The Football Association opposed those statute alterations.
- Seeking re-election provides unity and stability as UEFA focuses on challenging the FIFA presidency of Gianni Infantino, whom the organization previously stated it had lost confidence in.
- On Wednesday, former Tottenham defender Ramon Vega became the first person to officially announce his intention to challenge Infantino for the FIFA presidency.
- While Infantino maintains a strong power base in Africa and South America, Asian Football Confederation president Sheikh Salman appears to have softened his stance toward the FIFA leader.
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In 2024, Aleksander Ceferin still felt "tired" for another term as UEFA President. Now the Slovenian will take up again - and must lead Europe's resistance to the FIFA boss.
The current UEFA president, Aleksander Ceferin, announced on Thursday his candidacy for his own estate in 2027.
berlingske.dk
avisendanmark.dkAt the request of all 55 member countries of UEFA, Aleksander Ceferin will continue as president.
At the request of all 55 member states of UEFA, Aleksander Ceferin will continue as president
BERLIN Current predsjednik Europskog nogometnog saveza (UEFA) Aleksander Čeferin (59) at četvrtak je na sastanku UEFA-ina programa TEP at Berlin najavio kandidaturu za novi mandate at čelu krovne europske nogometne organizacije. Čeferin je na dužnost predsjednika UEFA-e stupio […] Objava Čeferin najavio kandidaturu za novi mandate na čelu UEFA-e pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.
Berliner Morgenpost
Aleksander Ceferin is again re-elected as President of the Uefa. A candidacy at the Fifa is thus dismissed.
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