FIFA & UEFA In Agreement Over Olympic Ideas?

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It’s starting to look like there could be a couple of major changes ahead of the next Olympics after UEFA declared it’s support of FIFA President Sepp Blatter’s comments regarding over-age players and a possible lowering of the current U-23 age limit.

Via UEFA

The European governing body was responding to declarations by FIFA President, Joseph S Blatter, proposing to discontinue provisions in the tournament regulations whereby teams may add to the official list of players for the Olympic Games final tournament a maximum of three players who are over the age limit of 23. UEFA also welcomes proposals to lower the age limit from Under-23 to Under-20 for the tournament. “I salute the excellent initiative of President Blatter, which finds complete agreement among the European football family,” said UEFA President Michel Platini on Tuesday.

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Posted on Feb 3rd, 2009 by  dunny 

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  1. charlie says

    fifa is worse than the mafia. what jackasses.