Romania's Razvan Burleanu is generating support as the potential next president of Uefa due to a split developing in the European confederation over plans for Aleksander Ceferin to stay in place until 2031.
Ceferin and his allies raised the plans at an Executive Committee meeting before last week's European Championship draw, which would seek to amend Uefa's statutes so the 56-year-old Slovenian could have more than a third term of office.
