ECA executive committee convenes at Paris Saint-Germain’s new campus to shape future of European club football

The European Club Association (ECA), the sole representative body of football clubs in Europe, convened on Tuesday at the newly developed Campus de Pa...

The European Club Association (ECA), the sole representative body of football clubs in Europe, convened on Tuesday at the newly developed Campus de Paris Saint-Germain for a day of high-level discussions on the future of European and international club football.

Representing the interests of 720 clubs from 55 countries, the ECA serves to elevate the voice of European clubs and drive forward innovation, collaboration, and sustainability across the game.

Led by ECA Chairman Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, the day began with a meeting of clubs participating in the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup, followed by the final ECA Executive Committee meeting of the year, featuring representatives from nine leading clubs.

The state-of-the-art Campus de Paris Saint-Germain served as an inspiring venue for the day’s discussions, beginning with a session involving FIFA Club World Cup participants.

Representatives from FC Salzburg, Chelsea, Atlético de Madrid, Manchester City, Inter Milan, Borussia Dortmund, FC Porto, SL Benfica, FC Bayern Munchen, and Juventus gathered to discuss strategies for maximizing the tournament’s sporting and commercial success.