The Latest Breaking News from ECA

Clergy sexual abuse survivors have unveiled a proposed new church law calling for the permanent removal of abusive priests and superiors who covered for them

Saudi sides in the Uefa Champions League is a progression some are already expecting to emerge - at least as a conversation or bargaining chip

The announcement is part of a raft of changes to the Champions League's financial distribution that will come into force over the next four years.

Nasser al-Khelaifi said he ‘does not see’ a pathway for clubs from the big-spending Saudi Pro League to compete in the Champions League

UEFA’s president has hinted at playing Champions League finals in the US in the future.

UEFA plans to pay more based on merit and share more among teams across Europe. The Champions League revamp will distribute billions in prize money, reduce guaranteed cash to wealthy clubs, and increase commercial revenue. The agreement aims to ensure stability and reduce wealth gap. 308M euros will be shared…

Union Saint-Gilloise were blocked from renewing their ECA membership after signing up to a new body that represents small and medium-sized teams

Uefa are having football ‘kidnapped and hijacked’ from them in an ‘unnecessary war’ between competing representative club bodies, it is claimed

More than 80 percent of female footballers at leading European teams know the boots they put on for a training session or match will cause them pain, research carried out for the European Club Association (ECA) has found.

A European Club Association study has uncovered ‘staggering’ figures, with a fifth of players surveyed having to customise their boots to improve comfort

European Club Association chief Charlie Marshall insists the door is wide open for Rangers' James Bisgrove to aid decision-making.