FIFA Resists Boycott Pressure

FIFA has reaffirmed that it will continue implementing its plan to attract private investments for the World Cup and other tournaments, despite opposition reactions from the European Union. FIFA proposed establishing a subsidiary valued at $20 billion to manage the events and offering up to 20% shares to the private sector, sparking criticism over the commercialization of sport and European unions' rejection of this controversial project. Despite escalated tensions and expectations of a boycott by 55 European federations, FIFA emphasized that it will not sell football and will continue consulting to ensure the participation of all federations in shaping the tournament's future.

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