The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has launched the 'Athlete Anti-Doping Experience Survey,' a confidential initiative inviting athletes to share their experiences with the anti-doping system. The survey aims to gather feedback on controls, procedures, and relationships with anti-doping bodies to improve programs and foster a more athlete-centered approach. Independent analysis by P2CO will ensure confidentiality and credibility. This initiative comes as the International Testing Agency (ITA) expands its role, alongside federations like World Aquatics and the Union Cycliste Internationale.

UEFA's Congress in Brussels approved a record economic report for the 2024-2025 season, revealing over €5 billion in revenue – a €737 million increase from the previous year. This financial strength is driven by the new Champions League format, significantly boosting audiovisual and commercial rights sales. While 78% of revenue is redistributed to clubs and solidarity payments have increased, UEFA maintains cost control and projects a strategic deficit for 2026/27 to preserve reserves. The organization emphasizes a balance between commercial growth and long-term financial sustainability, with continued investment in women’s football and development programs.

Chilean women's football has taken a significant step forward with the formal recognition of the Asociación Nacional de Futbolistas Femeninas (ANJUF) as a legally recognized union. This development mandates contract negotiations and improved working conditions, building upon previous legal gains requiring professional contracts for players. The move, spearheaded by players like Javiera Moreno and Christiane Endler, aims to serve as a model for the entire South American region, emphasizing the need for contractual guarantees, social protection, and effective representation. The unionization also highlights the broader regional challenge and opportunity, with the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup in Brazil seen as a key moment for consolidation.

The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) President, H.E. Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al-Thani, met with the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) President, Ingmar De Vos, in Doha to discuss enhanced cooperation and the development of equestrian sport globally. The discussions centered on supporting international championships and expanding the sport's reach across various sporting calendars. De Vos, recently elected to the IOC Executive Board, has been an IOC member since 2017.

Real Madrid and UEFA have reached an agreement effectively ending the Super League project, a dispute that began in 2021. The agreement, announced before UEFA's annual congress, prioritizes sporting merit, club sustainability, and improved fan experience. This marks the end of Real Madrid's prolonged isolation as the last remaining supporter of the Super League, and resolves potential legal battles. The deal also comes as UEFA prepares to modify Financial Fair Play regulations.