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A group of Brazilian soccer clubs say a proposal that would outlaw the sale of player transfer rights to investors will threaten the finances of South American teams.
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The Premier League became the first domestic competition in world soccer to confirm a goal-line technology supplier after striking a deal with Sony Corp.’s Hawk-Eye Innovations Ltd.
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Sony Corp.’s Hawk-Eye Innovations Ltd. has been chosen to provide goal-line technology for the Premier League, Sky Sports reported.
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GoalControl GmbH may be the World Cup’s first goal-line technology supplier after soccer’s governing body selected the Germany company to provide assistance at this year’s Confederations Cup in Brazil.
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England’s Premier League will oppose any plans to shift the timing of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar after senior soccer officials said high temperatures in the desert state mean the event should be held in the winter.
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Organizers of the 2022 soccer World Cup in Qatar said today they’re committed to creating air- cooling technology essential to stage the event during the desert state’s hot summer months.
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Montpellier’s surprise championship victory in France is proof that it takes more than money to win in soccer, Michel Platini, head of the sport’s European governing body, said today.
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Michel Platini, president of European soccer’s governing body, met with French politicians yesterday as they seek to introduce controls that may curb Qatari-owned Paris Saint-Germain’s record spending on players.
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FIFA’s anti-corruption adviser said he won’t “rush to any decisions” about quitting his post even though the global soccer body’s executive failed to back several proposals he described as essential.
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World Soccer governing body President Sepp Blatter congratulated his European counterpart on succeeding where deposed Libyan dictator Muammar Qadaffi failed.
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