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Jesper Møller, Chairman of the Danish Football Association, has been elected as a UEFA vice-president.

Jesper Møller, the Chairman of the Danish Football Association (DBU), has been elected as one of five vice-presidents of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA). This significant appointment marks a notable milestone in Møller's career.

Møller's promotion to vice-president is a demonstration of his dedication and hard work within UEFA. Having risen through the ranks of the European Football Association, Møller has demonstrated his commitment to the sport and his ability to lead and make key decisions.

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The official confirmation of Møller's promotion was published on the UEFA website, following an executive committee meeting that took place after the congress. This meeting marked a pivotal moment in Møller's career, as he was formally appointed to the role of vice-president.

Møller's elevation to vice-president represents a notable advancement in his UEFA hierarchy. Previously, he served as an ordinary member of the UEFA board, also known as the executive committee. His promotion is a testament to his dedication and contributions to European football.