Aleksander Ceferin announced his decision to run for UEFA president

Ceferin, who met with the federation presidents of 55 member countries in Berlin, the capital of Germany, announced his decision to run for the 4th term.

UEFA also published a 14-point plan to reform FIFA, the umbrella organization of world football.

Ceferin said in a statement: "I would like to thank the national federations for their trust. In the past years we have faced extraordinary challenges and fought them as one team. We still have important work ahead of us and that is why I accepted their request. My goal is the same; to keep European football together, to make our game stronger and to leave UEFA ready for future generations." he said.

At the meeting of UEFA, which continued its opposition to FIFA President Gianni Infantino, all participants except Azerbaijan supported the agreement reached on FIFA reform.

"Institutional reform alone will not be enough. FIFA needs new leadership. A respected and unifying figure with deep roots in football; someone with the vision and experience to lead, the ability to build trust between regions and an unwavering commitment to development, reform, integrity and independence," UEFA said in a statement. It was said.

UEFA's reform plan involves stripping the FIFA president of some of his direct powers, which led to his proposal involving the sale of World Cup shares.

UEFA also noted that no FIFA resources should be used for personal or electoral gain and that additional funding of at least $10 million should be provided to each of the 211 member associations.