UEFA threatens England by exclusion from its competitions in case Kir Starmer intervenes in football

She sent a message to her and the country’s teams, that in any intervention by Kir Starmer in the football self-government, then the federation will expel the country from Euro, but also Champions, Europa, Conference League. Cabanaki from UEFA to England, receiving Prime Minister Kir Starmer, who plans to create an independent regulatory authority for the country’s football. Something that finds UEFA opposite and even threatens England, that in such a move, there will be a blockade of the country from its events. In a letter from UEFA Secretary General Theodore Theodoridis, to British Culture Minister Lisa Nadi, it is said that a government intervention in football violates the fundamental principle of the independence of the sport, as the “Sunday Times” argues. The European Federation, which has strict rules on such matters, makes it clear that sanctions in an intervention scenario in the football self-government will be great. “We have specific rules protecting against [state intervention] in order to guarantee the autonomy of sport and the justice of sports games. The final sanction would be the blockade of the federation by UEFA and the teams from the games,” says the letter. New arrangements may prevent groups from organising friendly struggles in some “enemy” countries or discouraging foreign investors. If UEFA rules are violated, England is in danger of being excluded from European events, such as Euro – hosted by the United Kingdom and Ireland in 2028 – the Champions League, the World Cup qualifying games, but also Europa, Conference League. In this way as reported in the “Sunday Times” report UEFA wants to warn England and make known its position, in order to… cut Kir Starmer’s appetites.