Final whistle for the MIP third edition!
MIP 3 participants took part in the last session of the programme at the beginning of September in the North of England. After coping with 3 very disrupted years due to the COVID-19 pandemic during which they experienced considerable upheaval (sessions postponed, zoom sessions, bubble sessions, etc.), this final meeting was organised in Manchester and Liverpool from 5 to 9 September.
Co-directed by Christophe LEPETIT (CDES) and Stéphane EHRHART (UEFA Academy), the session dealt with two main issues: stadium and operations management and responsibilities of a sporting director.
Hosted in some of the most beautiful and iconic venues of Manchester (Old Trafford, AON Training Complex, Etihad Stadium) and Liverpool (Anfield), many experts coming from the sporting industry shared their insights and knowledge during these five days. The participants also had the possibility to shadow a stadium manager around a UEFA Europa League game between Manchester United and Real Sociedad.
After this last session – and a very busy year of 2022 – MIP 3 participants will have a final celebration at their graduation ceremony, early November, in Nyon.













UEFA MIP IV in Lisbon


















UEFA MIP third edition in Miami
Kick-off UEFA MIP IV
The UEFA MIP journey has started for former professional football players Sami Khedira, Verónica Boquete, Nemanja Vidić, and Nigel de Jong. They are just some examples from the 27 participants who have enrolled this Executive master’s programme in November 2021.
Benedikt Höwedes, Hamit Altıntop, Diana Matheson, Luisão and many others will increase their knowledge and improve their skills in order to succeed during their second career, off the pitch.
At the end of their two-years studies, they will be awarded with an Executive master’s degree in sports management delivered by the University of Limoges.
Welcome to the squad of 2021-2023! We hope you will make the most out of your UEFA MIP experience.
Mihail Alexandrov (Bulgaria), Hamit Altintop (Turkey), Demba Ba (Senegal), Veronica Boquete (Spain), Serghei Butelschi (Moldova), Aurélien Chedjou (Cameroon), Nigel de Jong (Netherlands), Tulio De Melo (Brazil), Réginal Goreux (Belgium/Haiti), Benedikt Höwedes (Germany), Christos Karipidis (Greece), Sami Khedira (Germany), Panagiotis Kone (Greece), Evgeniy Levchenko (Ukraine), Renate Lingor (Germany), Luisao (Brazil), Diana Matheson (Canada), Raoni Medina (Brazil, UK), Vlad Munteanu (Romania), Francis N’Ganga (Republic of Congo), Sebastian Prödl (Austria), Razvan Rat (Romania), Lucienne Reichardt (Netherlands), Paul Scharner (Austria), Therese Sjögran (Sweden), Vicente Suanno (Venezuela), Nemanja Vidic (Serbia)








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