UEFA sets two-week deadline for FIFA regarding World Cup documents
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- UEFA has demanded that FIFA release documents concerning the proposed World Cup sell-off scheme.
- A two-week deadline has been imposed by the European governing body.
- The correspondence also addresses governance concerns, including the Balogun affair.
UEFA has issued a formal demand for FIFA to disclose key documentation surrounding Gianni Infantino’s plan for a World Cup sell-off. The European governing body has granted FIFA a two-week window to provide the requested information.
According to The Guardian, the letter serves as part of a broader critique of FIFA's internal governance. The communication also addresses other outstanding issues, specifically referencing the Balogun affair. Reports from kicker indicate that UEFA has presented a list of 42 questions to the FIFA president regarding these investment plans and general administrative practices.