FIFA vs UEFA: Who Controls Global Football

The article focuses on FIFA's (International Federation of Association Football) plan to establish a subsidiary worth $20 billion to manage the World Cup and to sell minority stakes to external investors, in an effort to strengthen financial and commercial control. While FIFA leads the administrative structure of the sport, the greater economic power resides with the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), which controls most of the high-value and technically significant competitions such as the Champions League and the European Championship, generating substantial revenue from broadcasting rights and sponsorships. This balance between FIFA's administrative influence and UEFA's economic impact creates ongoing tensions and conflicts, especially as UEFA challenges FIFA's decisions related to regulations and scheduling, given its dominance over the most important tournaments and the financial resources in global football.

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