FA urges Infantino to disclose World Cup docs

The article reveals the main demands of the English Football Association's chief, Debbie Hayout, for FIFA President Gianni Infantino, regarding the disclosure of all documents related to the project to sell shares in the World Cup to private investors. This project faced widespread opposition from the football community, including threats from UEFA to boycott FIFA competitions if it was not canceled. Hayout called for the release of documents concerning the decision to suspend the penalty against American forward Folarin Balogun during the 2026 World Cup, which was made after a phone call between Trump and Infantino. In August, Infantino admitted to falling short in managing the investors' project, while UEFA announced it had lost confidence and filed legal actions to uncover related documents. Meanwhile, the European Union is entering the race to select a candidate to challenge Infantino for the FIFA presidency in the upcoming March elections.

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