Infantino comments on World Cup rights issue

The plan by the International Federation of Football (FIFA) to sell up to 20% stakes in its subsidiary company for $20 billion has faced widespread criticism, particularly from regional associations such as UEFA and the European Union, which considered this move to go beyond transparency boundaries and to harm the spirit of football. FIFA President Gianni Infantino clarified that this step is provisional and not binding, and it is part of a consultation process aimed at attracting external investments through the company "FIFA Forward Enterprise," which will generate revenue from broadcasting rights, sponsorship, and organization. However, the associations expressed concern that such measures could turn football into tradable assets, losing its popular, communal character, especially since FIFA did not consult the relevant parties before announcing the plan.

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