UEFA, CONCACAF, AFC: Football Rights

European, Asian, and North American continental football federations (UEFA, AFC, and CONCACAF) are escalating pressure on FIFA President Gianni Infantino, protesting his plan to include private sector investors in FIFA tournaments. The three federations issued an open letter affirming that football is not owned by any individual but is a sport that requires integrity and transparency. They viewed the loss of trust as a result of deceptive practices and officials neglecting their duties. This came after FIFA apologized for the controversy surrounding the commercial project, with the federations emphasizing their responsibility to maintain the sport's integrity. They also stated they would not back down from expanding the World Cup or FIFA allocations, while sharply criticizing the lack of adequate acknowledgment of mistakes and the breach of trust entrusted to institutions. Moreover, this crisis has impacted the potential FIFA presidential election, with Infantino facing challenges from potential candidates. Some continental federations support him, but there is a renewed call to focus on principles of integrity in football governance.

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