UEFA demands FIFA release key documents on World Cup sell-off plan
In a letter outlining 42 questions, UEFA gives FIFA until November 2 to release documents on Infantino’s aborted plans.
Uefa has given Fifa two weeks to release key documents and answer questions about the governing body's governance and decision-making processes. At the recent Fifa Council meeting, president Gianni Infantino apologized for his World Cup sell-off plan, but did not provide a full explanation of its development. Uefa's general secretary Theodore Theodoridis outlined eight pages of 42 questions that cover issues such as the Fifa Forward Enterprise (FFE) private investment, the Fifa Peace Prize, and the suspension of USA striker Folarin Balogun.
The letter demands detailed explanations for how decisions were made, the involvement of the Fifa Council, and the potential need for future governance reforms. Uefa has threatened to take legal action if Fifa fails to meet the deadline, with the federation already filing a legal complaint in the US.
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