Does Uefa have support to block Gianni Infantino’s World Cup sell-off? What we know

Uefa has received support from Concacaf and the Asian Football Confederation following it’s decision to boycott the World Cup

FIFA issued a response to furious backlash over the controversial plan to sell World Cup stakes to private investors by blaming the media for the uproar.

Infantino losing support as 90 nations reject Fifa President's plan to sell off World Cup to private investors  lbc.co.uk

The World Cup belongs to the people who have spent almost a century giving it meaning, says this researcher of football heritage.

UEFA and Concacaf rejected Infantino's plans to sell stakes in the World Cup.

Bully for Uefa SOMETIMES the school bully just needs someone to stand up and deliver them a much-needed thump. Europe’s footballing governing bodies came together to deliver just such a blow to Gianni Infantino. Fifa’s pound-shop mafioso president united the globe in outrage at his cash-grab plans to sell off the World

Gianni Infantino's plan to change FIFA and its competitions has been faced with plenty of opposition despite his best efforts

If Gianni Infantino’s plan to carve out the commercial rights to Fifa events including the World Cup is to be nipped in the bud, the rearguard action will – as it has in the recent past with similar power grabs – likely have to be led by Uefa. Here’s why. Uefa has repeatedly shown itself…

Gianni Infantino has came under waves of criticism this summer following a controversial World Cup in North America, with PSG chief Nasser Al-Khelaifi tipped to run for FIFA presidency

From boycotts to election challenges, those opposing the FIFA president have options.

From boycotts to election challenges, those opposing the FIFA president have options.

Fifa president’s plan has been met with condemnation, and World Cup boycott and election battles are on the table

It’s clear from the generally horrified reaction to Gianni Infantino’s plan to turn the World Cup into an investment vehicle that the Fifa boss has gone too far. For years Infantino has been the target of criticism. What is seen as his inapprioriate close relations with world leaders including Vladimir Putin of Russia

A major row has erupted between football’s governing bodies after FIFA confirmed plans to seek private investment in commercial rights linked to the world cup. UEFA reacted sharply, accusing FIFA of crossing a line and warning that European nations are prepared to discuss a potential boycott if Gianni Infantino pushes

Gianni Infantino has written to all 211 member associations, offering each $40 million (€35 million) if they back his controversial plan to sell stakes in the governing body's major competitions.

A proposal to privatize FIFA's commercial operations is the latest episode to draw criticism from Brussels officials and lawmakers.

Controversial plans to sell stakes in the FIFA World Cup to private investors have sparked a furious response from football authorities and politicians. UEFA, the body that governs European football, took the unprecedented step of releasing a statement condemning FIFA’s plan, which involves creating a new entity that w

FIFA president Gianni Infantino earns more criticism after unveiling a brazen plan to "unleash the commercial potential" of the World Cup.

Andy Burnham launches astonishing attack on Gianni Infantino's plans to 'sell the World Cup'  GB News

FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s plan to create a $20 billion company running the World Cup with private investors including the Kushner family was announced Tuesday — and immediately attacked by European soccer body UEFA.

UEFA strongly criticises FIFA's ambitious plan to create a new commercial company. This new entity aims to manage major football tournaments and seek private investment. UEFA declares that football's governing institutions have crossed a dangerous and unacceptable line. The European body questions the transparency and

The 2026 FIFA World Cup was a sensational financial success for FIFA, and it is set to continue cashing in as Gianni Infantino announced a new pending subsidiary to generate further revenue for the governing body.

Gianni Infantino stands to make millions if he's able to complete a deal.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino wants to sell shares in a new World Cup spin-off venture in plans already opening up ruptures in world football, with fury at UEFA.

World Cup for sale: Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell stakes in tournament  The Times