Russian soccer set to give up UEFA committee seat in April elections

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Russian soccer set to give up UEFA committee seat in April elections - Business Standard

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Alexander Dyukov, the chief executive of Russian oil firm Gazprom Neft, was not on the list of candidates published by UEFA for its election meeting on April 3 in the Serbian capital Belgrade.

Russia will no longer have a seat on the influential UEFA executive committee after the European soccer body's elections in six weeks.

His absence from the UEFA candidate list was unexpected three weeks after he was re-elected president of the Russian soccer federation he has led since 2019.