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UEFA Nations League results are in, Giorgio Chiellini is planning to retire from international football, and England face Denmark in Euro 2020's semi-final. There is also news of a rift between the two UEFA confederations. In this article, we'll take a look at the latest developments in international football. The following is a rundown of the latest news that's made headlines around the world.

UEFA Nations League results

The UEFA Nations League, also known as the UNL, is a biennial competition for senior men's national teams. The first edition was held in September 2018, with Portugal winning the tournament for the first time. France, defending World Cup champions, are the reigning champions, and will be looking to defend their title in the competition. The league will last for two years and will feature 10 promotion and relegation spots. Click here for more details about ข่าวฟุตบอลต่างประเทศ

Giorgio Chiellini plans to retire from international football duty

The veteran Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini has announced his plans to retire from international football duty. The Juventus defender won 116 caps for Italy and scored eight goals in the process. He was a key player in Italy's Euro 2020 win against England last summer. Chiellini will not be taking on a new international contract until he is ready to step into management. The former Milan midfielder has been linked with a move to the MLS.

England face Denmark in Euro 2020 semi-finals

Having beaten Ukraine 4-0 on Tuesday night, England will now face Denmark in the Euro 2020 semi-finals. The winner of the match will face Italy, who beat Spain on Wednesday night. Both teams have the same record in the tournament, with Italy finishing as the first runner-up. The final will be held in London on July 11.

UEFA confederations

While the United States and Canada will host the next World Cup in 2026, other nations will look toward a joint competition. The opening of a joint office between the two governing bodies has led to the weakening of FIFA, which has resisted attempts to double the frequency of its showpiece events. UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin and his CONMEBOL counterpart Alejandro Dominguez are leading the opposition.

Tammy Abraham on West Ham United's radar

It is believed that West Ham have the edge over Southampton in their pursuit of Tammy Abraham. The former Manchester City winger is believed to be worth PS30m and will be available on a free transfer once the current season has come to an end. Other teams, including Aston Villa FC, are also rumoured to be interested in the 24-year-old. However, it remains to be seen whether West Ham can convince Chelsea to reduce their asking price for Abraham.