Rafael Louzan's 'Ascent': RFEF President Joins UEFA's New Executive Committee

Louzan obtained the highest number of votes, with 32, of the five candidates for two positions, followed by Israeli Moshe Zuares, with 31. The other candidates in the elections, who did not get enough support, were Bjorn Vassallo (Malta), with 18, Andrii Schevchenko (UCR), with 15, and Vadims Lasenko, with 11 (LET).

The Galician leader has been the most voted to hold a two-year position in the group that decides the goals of football in Europe. More information. Louzan fired Maria Tato in December, but kept her on the knowledge that there was evidence of the fixing of the World Cup headquarters