The UEFA Futsal Champions League Final Four is set! Holders Palma, Sporting CP, Kairat Almaty, and debutants Cartagena will battle in May, each with a unique story fueling their quest for futsal glory.
The UEFA Futsal Champions League elite round (Nov 26–30) features 16 top teams, including champions Palma and debutants like Cartagena. Dive into our detailed breakdown of each group’s matchups and detailed group analyses.
The UEFA Futsal Champions League elite round kicks off November 26 in four host cities, where 16 of Europe’s top futsal teams will compete for a place in the May 2025 finals. With intense rivalries, host advantages, and only one team per group advancing, this stage promises high-stakes action.
The UEFA Futsal Champions League elite round features 16 top European teams, including champions Palma, Sporting CP, and Kairat, alongside promising debutants like Cartagena. The draw on October 31 will set up groups for mini-tournaments running November 26–December 1 to determine the finalists for May.
Per Broberg discusses the impact of the Swedish Football Association’s 76% budget cut to futsal, affecting youth development, elite teams, and international competitions. With 200,000 players affected, the futsal community is uniting to explore new paths for survival and growth.
Manchester Futsal Club made history qualifying for their first UEFA Futsal Champions League and will host the group stage in August. This event could be a pivotal event for English futsal's future, showcasing the sport's progress and potential.
Omagh Futsal Club has demonstrated what can be achieved when grassroots passion aligns with professional ambition. This article uses the club as an inspiration to outline the steps clubs need to take to transition from amateurism to professional amateurism, focusing on sustainable growth and community involvement.
Explore potential adjustments to futsal rules as Spanish clubs and the RFEF discuss proposed changes that could reshape the game. Key proposals include goalkeeper restrictions and optional hand or foot throw-ins, aiming to enhance tactical depth and fairness in futsal.
FC Barcelona has appointed veteran futsal coach Tino Pérez as their new head coach, succeeding Jesús Velasco. Pérez, a celebrated figure in futsal with a decorated career spanning Spain, Russia, and Italy, has signed a contract until June 2026.