Новости за 10.09.2015

By Mark Baber
September 10 - The Israel Football Association (IFA) announced on Wednesday that "all professional league and youth league games will take place as planned this weekend," after Israel's Attorney-General issued a ruling that the 1951 law mandating permission from the Ministry of Economy in order to work on the Sabbath need not be applied.

By Andrew Warshaw and Paul Nicholson
September 10 - The man charged with overseeing FIFA's reform process has released details of a thorough and radical blueprint designed to overhaul the organisation's powers of responsibility and bring an end to the atmosphere of mistrust and the stench of corruption that has plagued world football's governing body.

By Andrew Warshaw
September 10 - FIFA is at a "watershed" moment when it comes to the credibility of the organisation according to Domenico Scala, the official overseeing the reform process whose comprehensive eight-point plan for widespread change in the post-Sepp Blatter era was made public today.

By Jaroslaw Adamowski
September 10 - Gigi Becali, the controversial owner of Romanian football club Steaua Bucharest, is reportedly planning to leave the troubled side and purchase a new club competing in the country's top tier Liga 1.

By Mark Baber
September 10 - The failure of Barcelona to comprehend that they are in any way at fault for flouting the FIFA regulations designed to stop the exploitation and trafficking of children in football is once again apparent, even as the club, faced with the real possibility of a new transfer ban, decide to treat the issue as of "extremely high priority," according to reports in the Spanish press.

By Alexander Krassimirov
September 10 - The leader of the Bulgarian political party 'Movement 21' Tatyana Doncheva announced on TV that Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and Delyan Peevski, member of the parliamentary group of the liberal ethnic Turkish party Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS), are the real owners of top league club Levski through front men. According to her, Levski is most obvious example of political dependence in Bulgarian football.

By Paul Nicholson in Berlin
September 10 – 95% of Manchester United fans never make it to Old Trafford. virtual reality (VR) technology is now at a tipping point that will mean that they will never need to.

By Jaroslaw Adamowski
September 10 - As part of the Chinese group's expansion into the Czech market, CEFC has signed a deal to acquire a 59.97% stake in Slavia Prague. The group says it is also working towards becoming a sponsor of the Czech national team.