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England could be barred from Uefa competitions if new regulator's powers are not ‘strictly limited’
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ENGLAND’S football teams could be removed from Uefa competitions if a new regulator is considered to be “government interference” in the sport.
In a letter sent by Uefa to new Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy, European football’s governing body raised concerns about a proposed independent football regulator (IFR).
The regulator will ensure the financial sustainability of clubs and stop teams from joining breakaway competitions like the European Super League.
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