Uefa gives Infantino two-week deadline to release key documents
European governing body Uefa tells Fifa it must release key documents related to its governance and decision-making by 2 November.
Uefa has given Fifa a two-week window to provide key documents and respond to numerous inquiries about its governance and decision-making by November 2nd. At the recent Fifa Council meeting, President Gianni Infantino acknowledged his World Cup sell-off plan, but did not offer a comprehensive explanation of its development. The European body's general secretary, Theodore Theodoridis, highlighted that Fifa had not addressed fundamental questions and that some issues remained unanswered.
The letter contained eight pages of queries covering topics such as the Fifa Forward Enterprise (FFE) private investment, the Fifa Peace Prize, and a controversial suspended ban on USA striker Folarin Balogun. Uefa stressed that any refusal to disclose information should be justified with a clear explanation of the specific grounds.
If Fifa fails to meet the deadline, Uefa is unsure what actions they would take. The source also noted Infantino's apology for the World Cup sell-off plan and the subsequent questions posed by Uefa regarding the decision-making process and accountability.
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