Gianni Infantino's World Cup plans draw ire of CONCACAF as federation expresses disappointment over ultimatum
CONCACAF has expressed strong opposition to FIFA's plan to sell stakes in the World Cup, citing a lack of consultation and poor governance. The regional federation joins UEFA in criticizing the process, demanding better communication from FIFA leadership.
Why it matters
The internal conflict within FIFA threatens the stability of the organization's governance and the future commercialization of the World Cup.
Gianni Infantino is facing fierce backlash after giving football associations an ultimatum to back a controversial plan to sell off part of FIFA to private investors. CONCACAF has expressed deep frustration over being kept in the dark about the proposed FIFA Forward Enterprise, highlighting a severe lack of communication and demanding better governance from global leaders.
Infantino has given member associations a strict deadline to back his £15 billion FIFA Forward Enterprise . This venture seeks to sell minority stakes to private investors, offering a £30.1 million incentive to those who accept by September 19.
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