From 2025/26, UEFA will implement a revamped Women's Champions League featuring 18 teams in a single-league stage and introduce a second European women’s club competition.
UEFA will transition the Nations League to three leagues of 18 teams each and introduce tiered European Qualifiers to improve competition balance and reduce dead matches.
Crystal Palace's Ismaïla Sarr is the leading scorer in the 2025/26 UEFA Conference League, with a total of nine goals and a chance to extend his tally in the final.
Several UEFA Champions League finals since 1992/93 have stood out, including AC Milan's 4-0 win over Barcelona in 1994 and Manchester United's late victory against Bayern in 1999.
UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin has been elected chairman of the UEFA Foundation for Children, which supports disadvantaged children globally.
Carine N'koué brings extensive humanitarian experience to her role as general secretary, aiming to enhance UEFA Foundation's impact through football-based social initiatives.
The UEFA Foundation for Children has reached nearly five million children globally, using football to inspire and empower vulnerable youth in difficult conditions.
