The president of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), Aleksander Čeferin, said in an interview on Wednesday that he doesn't support banning Israeli clubs, despite the civilian death toll in Israel's war in Gaza, but did not say that Israeli teams wouldn't be banned in the future.
The president of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), Aleksander Čeferin, said in an interview on Wednesday that he doesn't support banning Israeli clubs, despite the civilian death toll in Israel's war in Gaza, but did not say that Israeli teams wouldn't be banned in the future.
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