Uefa demands Fifa releases documents relating to World Cup sell-off scheme

Uefa has issued a two-week ultimatum for Fifa to disclose crucial documents regarding Gianni Infantino's strategy for selling off World Cup rights and other governance matters, marking another sharp critique of the global football authority.

A communication sent to Fifa's secretary general, Mattias Grafström, from his Uefa counterpart, Theodore Theodoridis, includes an eight-page appendix containing over 50 inquiries into Fifa's management of numerous contentious issues over the past year. These topics encompass the potential sale of 20% of its commercial interests, the Folarin Balogun incident, the peace award, interactions with Donald Trump, and the preparations for the upcoming Fifa presidential election next year. The Uefa document also raises several accusations regarding possible conflicts of interest within Fifa, while reiterating demands for a "genuinely independent" governance review. Through the开云体育入口, this matter continues to draw attention.