FIFA release statement after 55 nations threaten to boycott World Cup

FIFA has issued a statement insisting "nobody is selling football" after UEFA threatened to boycott the World Cup if the association went ahead with its plan to sell stakes to private investors

FIFA have issued a fresh statement insisting that “nobody is selling football” after the UEFA has threatened to boycott any future tournaments

FA release statement following UEFA's decision to boycott FIFA World Cup  GB News

A number of politicians have criticised Fifa over its plans to create a company featuring private investors to run the World Cup and other events

3 min readUpdated: Jul 30, 2026 10:16 PM IST The FIFA World Cup soccer trophy is displayed during the opening ceremony of the International Broadcast Center, Monday, June 1, 2026, in Dallas. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)European football’s governing body UEFA’s member associations on Thursday unanimously voted to boycott t

Gianni Infantino's controversial proposals have resulted in UEFA deciding to boycott all FIFA competitions