EFC Reaches 850 Club Affiliates; Al Khelaifi Highlights Benefits

The European Football Clubs (EFC), in its current era, has proudly announced reaching a remarkable milestone of 850 affiliated clubs. Recent additions include Racing Santander (Spain), Kastrioti (Albania), Groningen (Netherlands), Kolkheti Khobi (Georgia), and Hull City (England). This achievement underscores EFC's capability to unite clubs of diverse sizes and profiles from 55 countries and territories. Recognized by UEFA and FIFA, EFC stands as the sole representative body for football clubs in Europe, ensuring that the interests of all its members are thoroughly represented in discussions and decisions shaping the future of European and international club football.

Al Khelaifi Speaks

Nasser Al Khelaifi, President of EFC and Paris Saint-Germain, commented, "Reaching 850 members is another fantastic milestone for EFC and reflects our ongoing mission to represent and provide significant benefits and services to clubs of all shapes and sizes across Europe. We are proud that EFC works positively and collaboratively with all stakeholders, ensuring our members have a voice in decisions that shape the future of European and international club football, and collectively building a better ecosystem for everyone."

Joining EFC

By becoming part of EFC, clubs gain access to expert-led development initiatives and strategic knowledge sharing. They also have the opportunity to be represented in ESC working groups and within the decision-making structures of European and international football. Membership in EFC offers the chance to participate in events and training courses for executives focused on club development, as well as support in key areas such as governance, legal matters, strategic finance, sustainability, medical services, and youth performance and development.