Premier League Opposes World Cup Share Sale

Richard Masters, CEO of the English Premier League, stated that FIFA caused the crisis they are facing, considering that it pressed the self-destruct button, leading to escalating conflicts between the federation and local leagues. This is especially true regarding new competitions and the international match schedule. He also announced that the Premier League does not agree with selling shares in the World Cup, reaffirming that FIFA is a non-profit organization and should keep the World Cup as a project responsible for the future of football. Increasing pressure within European football is calling for a leadership change at FIFA, amid accusations that Gianni Infantino has been stirring divisions within the international federation. Meanwhile, discussions focus on necessary reforms, including the powers of FIFA’s president and how he manages current files and crises.

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