Crystal Palace’s European adventure hit a major roadblock recently after UEFA ruled they couldn’t take part in the Europa League next season. The reason? They failed to meet the governing

UEFA are set to change a rule that has led to Crystal Palace being removed from the Europa League, with Nottingham Forest expected to take their place in the competition

European football’s governing body, UEFA, contacted the London club confirming they had been barred from entering next season’s Europa League. They had, as the subsequent public statement stated, “breached, as at 1 March 2025, the multi-club ownership criteria foreseen in Article 5.01 of the UEFA Club Competition Regulations”.

Crystal Palace have been left devastated after being demoted from the Europa League having breached UEFA's multi-club ownership rules, but the regulations are reportedly set to be scrapped within the

Manchester City have qualified for the Champions League again this season but cannot afford to get carried away as they search for form

While four clubs remain focused on the tail end of the 2024/25 season in the semi-finals of the Club World Cup, attention has already turned to the new campaign in Europe. The 2025/26 UEFA Champions

With a potential appearance in the Europa League to come this season, Nottingham Forest may have to alter their spending plans in order to comply with UEFA regulations for the coming season. Forest are back in Europe from next season after they qualified for the Europa Conference League,

As Kaizer Chiefs contemplate the signing of Mihlali Mayambela, the Bafana Bafana attacker is gearing up for a return to European football with Aris Limassol.