April 1 – UEFA has confirmed the 13 referees who will take charge at Women’s EURO 2025 in Switzerland this summer. The tournament, running from July 2 to 27, will feature a hand-picked selection of Europe’s top match officials alongside a special guest from South America.
April 1 – Asia continues to be the most fertile market for European clubs to spread their brands and Italian giants AC Milan are leading the way by officially launching their first youth academy in Hong Kong.
April 1 – TS Capital Partners, a private equity and venture capital firm, has acquired a 75% stake in Spanish third division side Recreativo de Huelva – with the group set to become the largest shareholder in the entity.
April 1 – The Bulgarian Football Union (BFU) is organizing a special campaign this month to promote zero violence in the country’s stadiums in cooperation with the Margaritka project and supporters’ clubs of all efbet League teams.
March 31 – In a letter to UEFA, the Palestine FA (PFA) has raised the issue of Israeli settlement clubs and flag the confederation’s integrity checks.
March 31 – The sun might not shine all the time in Dortmund, but that hasn’t stopped Borussia (BvB) from partnering with JA Solar to install the largest stadium rooftop solar system in the world.
March 31 – The FA Cup quarter-finals are in the books, and the semi-finals, to be contested at Wembley Stadium, will feature an all-Premier League line-up as Nottingham Forest will meet Manchester City, while Aston Villa take on Crystal Palace.
March 28 – The vehicle for delivering UEFA EURO 2028 is now in place, with UK & Ireland 2028 Limited officially up and running as the body overseeing the tournament across the five host nations.
March 28 – UEFA has launched an investigation into Real Madrid players Antonio Rüdiger, Kylian Mbappé, Dani Ceballos, and Vinícius Júnior for alleged indecent conduct following their dramatic Champions League last-16 victory over Atletico Madrid.
March 28 – UEFA has joined forces with SolarPower Europe to accelerate the adoption of solar energy in football, aiming to cut the sport’s carbon footprint while offering long-term financial sustainability to clubs and associations.
March 28 – The Hellenic Football Federation (EPO) has announced plans to buy a new training facility for its national teams.
March 28 – Bernd Neuendorf will retain his presidency of the German FA (DFB) after he gained the backing from both the professional and amateur clubs.
March 27 – Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), the majority shareholder of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), could soon acquire Spanish Second Division club Málaga.
March 27 – The German Bundesliga has bolstered its presence in Eastern Europe with a fresh wave of media rights agreements spanning nine countries, further cementing its global reach ahead of the 2025-26 season.
March 27 – Bulgaria’s CSKA Sofia have signed a partnership agreement with Driblab, a global leader in football data analysis, to integrate advanced technology into their scouting and performance processes.