Rafael Louzán meets UEFA president in Nyon
The head of the Royal Spanish Football Federation visited the headquarters of the European football body to attend a meeting with Aleksander Čeferin, in what was Louzán's first visit to Switzerland after his election as president of Spanish football.
The president of the RFEF, Rafael Louzán, took part in a working meeting in Switzerland this Tuesday with the heads of the European football governing body also in attendance. Louzán was received by the president of UEFA, Aleksander Čeferin, in what was the RFEF president's first visit to UEFA headquarters after being elected by Spanish football last December.
The institutional meeting was attended by the RFEF president and the general secretary, Álvaro de Miguel, as well as the director of institutional relations and international projects, Eduard Dervishaj. They were joined at the meeting by UEFA's director of national associations, Zoran Lakovic.
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