UEFA and its top clubs have enraged the rest of the continent with an unacceptable, secret deal to guarantee more Champions League spots for the elite, according to the favorite to lead European football from Wednesday. In an interview with The Associated Press on Tuesday, UEFA presidential candidate Aleksander Ceferin expressed frustration the governing body caved into the demands of Spain, Germany, England, and Italy to allow them to seize 16 of the 32 Champions League group-stage places. Ceferin is challenging Michael van Praag of the Netherlands for the UEFA presidency in Wednesday's election.
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