Soccer: UEFA look for missing £10m

European football's governing body UEFA are taking steps to recover £10m owed by troubled sports marketing firm ISL Worldwide.

Soccer: UEFA look for missing £10m
Fri, 20 Apr, 2001 - 17:11

European football's governing body UEFA are taking steps to recover £10m owed by troubled sports marketing firm ISL Worldwide.

ISL, and its parent firm International Sports Media and Marketing Group, are under threat of bankruptcy following a ruling in a Swiss court.

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