Tuesday in the Portuguese city of Lisbon, the 47th Ordinary UEFA Congress took place, during which Aleksander Čeferin was unanimously re-elected as UEFA President for a four-year term. Elections to the UEFA Executive Committee and FIFA Council also took place.

Elections to the UEFA Executive Committee (seven seats)

* re-elected.

In addition, Laura McAllister (Wales) was elected to the reserved women's seat on the UEFA Executive Committee for a four-year term, and Hans-Joachim Watzke (Germany)—to one of the seats on the UEFA Executive Committee for a two-year term.

Elections to the FIFA Council

The following candidate was elected:

— vice-president of FIFA (a position reserved for four British associations for a four-year term).

Sándor Csányi (Hungary) was re-elected as vice-president of FIFA for a four-year term by acclamation after the withdrawal of Ari Lahti's candidacy (Finland).

Fernando Gomes (Portugal) was elected to the position of ordinary member of the FIFA Council for a four-year term; Bernd Neuendorf was re-elected as an ordinary member of the FIFA Council for a two-year term.

Laura McAllister (Wales) and Gabriele Gravina (Italy) were appointed vice-presidents of UEFA at a meeting of the UEFA Executive Committee that took place after the UEFA Congress. They replace Fernando Gomes and Sándor Csányi.

Annual report and finances

The UEFA 2021/2022 annual report, financial statements and annexes-2021/2022, as well as the budget-2023/2024 were approved.

The next, 48th Ordinary UEFA Congress will take place in Madrid (Spain) on February 8, 2024.