UEFALeadership

On Monday, September 9, the UEFA Football Board met at the House of European Football to have in-depth conversations about a range of issues pertaining to the development, advancement, and future of women's football in Europe. The program included important topics such as strategic planning, boosting the level of competition, promoting professional opportunities for athletes, coaches, and officials, and increasing player welfare in order to advance the sport.   The fourth UEFA Football Board meeting was chaired by UEFA deputy general secretary and director of football Giorgio Marchetti and managing director of women’s football Nadine Kessler, and attended by Verónica Boquete (Spain), Marissa…