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Financial fair play: Financial authority continues analysis of nine cases

"UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) can confirm that of the 237 clubs that entered the 2013/14 UEFA club competitions (and were thus subject to this season's break-even requirements), 76 were requested to submit additional information. From that group, the examination as regards 67…
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• Category(ies): Clubs, Finance, Legal, …
• Article # 18545
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European Commission wants UEFA to incorporate more female coaches

The European Commission is calling on UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) to include more female coaches in football, said Androulla Vassiliou, member of the European Commission for education, culture, multilingualism and youth, on the occasion of her visit to the headquarters of UEFA…
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• Category(ies): Legal, Social Responsibility
• Article # 18546
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Rugby: French National Rugby League loosens salary cap, encourages clubs to invest in infrastructure

Professional clubs that provide French internationals will receive a margin of €100,000 per player towards the calculation of the salary cap beginning with the 2014-15 season, LNR (French National Rugby League) announced on 29/04/2014 as part of the presentation of its program entitled "New Deal"…
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• Category(ies): Finance, Legal, Social Responsibility
• Article # 18415
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CONMEBOL: 6 CONCACAF teams will participate in Copa America 2016 in United States

A special edition of the Copa America will be held in the United States, from 03 to 26/06/2016, according to CONMEBOL (South American Football Confederation) and CONCACAF (Confederation of Football in North America, Central and Caribbean) in a statement on 01/05/2014. This special edition will…
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• Category(ies): Authorities
• Article # 18497
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NFL: Vernon Davis (49ers) first athlete traded on stock market, as of 28/04/2014

Vernon Davis, San Francisco 49ers winger (NFL, National Football League) became the first athlete listed on the stock market on 28/04/2014. 421,000 shares at $ 10 each (about €7.3) were put on sale by the company Fantex Holdings. They were all purchased during the booking period between 30/01 and…
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• Category(ies): Clubs, Finance, Legal, …
• Article # 18488
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FA: 2013 annual accounts

The FA (Football Association) had a turnover of £209m (€254m) for the financial year 2013, the English association announced in presenting its annual results on 23/04/2014. This represents a decrease of £108.5m (€132m), or 34.2%, compared to fiscal year 2012 (£317.5m, €386m). This decrease is…
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• Category(ies): Agencies, Ticketing, Sporting Goods & Brands, …
• Article # 18510
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England: FA revenue down 34.2% (€132m) due to change in accounting calendar

The FA (Football Association) had a turnover of £209m (€254m) for the financial year 2013, the English association announced in presenting its annual results on 23/04/2014. This represents a decrease of £108.5m (€132m), or 34.2%, compared to fiscal year 2012 (£317.5m, €386m). This decrease is…
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• Category(ies): Agencies, Ticketing, Sporting Goods & Brands, …
• Article # 18468
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UEFA: First meeting of the working group on the fight against match-fixing

The first meeting of the working group of UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) on the fight against match-fixing took place in Nyon (SUI) on 29/04/2014. Present were Michel Platini, president of UEFA; Gianni Infantino, its general secretary; its disciplinary and integrity specialists…
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• Category(ies): Legal, Betting, Social Responsibility
• Article # 18448
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Regarding Platini on Brazil: "It's a false controversy" (Pascal Boniface, IRIS)

"It's a false controversy. This is a convenient way to, once again, indict football. Any tactic is just fine for attacking football," said Pascal Boniface, founder and director of IRIS (Institute of International and Strategic Relations), speaking to News Tank on 02/05/2014, about the comments…
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• Category(ies): Legal, Marketing - Communication, Social Responsibility
• Article # 18463
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