The State of Georgian Football

“Georgian teams have been losing to teams from Armenia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan so the new competition won’t really change much”

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The State of Luxembourgish Football

“The Luxembourgish clubs still have to deal with a non-professional league which makes it difficult to build a sustainable footing of competitive football.”

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The State of Albanian Club Football

“Our game has been down, but it’s beginning to take off and our football federation have realised that Skenderbeu are the biggest problem in our football”

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The State of Welsh Club Football

“The standard of the Welsh domestic is improving every year and people would like to see that replicated in Europe, and we need them to, to up our coefficient”

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The State of Ukranian Club Football

“Shakhtar and Dynamo are the only teams which can compete into European competitions since the decline of Dnipro and Metalist. Others are too irregular”

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The State of Portuguese Club Football

“Lots of rivalry here: Sporting, Porto, Benfica always root for the other team’s opponents. Like celebrating wildly if their rivals lose in Europe”

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The State of Turkish Club Football

“The gulf between Turkish clubs and the rest of Europe is likely to grow – restructuring and good fortune is needed if Turkish football is to improve”

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The State of Swiss Club Football

“As much as it’s been great to see nine of our teams in these competitions recently, there have been many silly results that have prevented the chance of more successful moments”

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The State of Swedish Club Football

“The Allsvenskan has improved recently thanks to the return of former internationals finishing their careers at home and the return of former talents who didn’t make it abroad”

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The State of Spanish Club Football

“The fear is the next gen of talent hasn’t progressed, nor is of the level of previous. I think the attitude is different too”

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