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Uefa secures robust European Championship fee increase in Vietnam

Danilo of Portugal, Bruno Alves of Portugal, Ricardo Quaresma of Portugal, Pepe of Portugal, Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal, Joao Moutinho of Portugal, Andre Gomes of Portugal, Joao Mario of Portugal, Rafa Silva of Portugal during the UEFA EURO 2016 final match between Portugal and France on July 10, 2016 at the Stade de France in Paris, France.(Photo by VI Images via Getty Images)

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