September 27 – Serbia and Albania are set to co-host the men’s Under-21 European Championship in 2027 in a landmark project that aims to overcome ethnic political tensions.
UEFA said Thursday only the Serbia-Albania bid met a deadline this week to file detailed tournament plans. Belgium and Turkey had previously declared interest earlier in the bidding process scheduled to be decided at a December 16 meeting of the UEFA executive committee.
The Serbian and Albanian federations teamed up in May to plan organization of the 16-team tournament played every two years that needs eight stadiums to host 31 games.
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