Nyon signed Colovry agreement

UEFA taking over the management of Nyon's Colovry agreement. It's the strategy to moving on the development of european football. It will support its home town too, Nyon, western switzerland. The ceremony took place at Nyon's historic castle on Tuesday, and the notarial deeds were signed by UEFA president Michel Platini. From the side of Nyon it was signed by Nyon's major Daniel Rossellat. Nyon has been UEFA's home since 1995 when the european body moved from Berne and the shores of Lake Geneva. Construction is being completed on a new UEFA building at the part of Colovry complex.