Audition de la FSF : il faudra «peut-être» l’aval de Infantino
The National Assembly has established a parliamentary commission of inquiry tasked with holding closed-door hearings with officials from the Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) to examine Senegal's participation in the last World Cup. This initiative comes amid widespread criticism and controversy surrounding the management of the national team during the tournament.
When questioned by L'Observateur about this parliamentary initiative, former MP Cheikhou Oumar Sy expressed serious reservations about its legality. He contested the MPs' authority in this matter, given the federal body's special status: "I don't see the legality of a parliamentary commission of inquiry into the FSF, which is an independent entity."
The former parliamentarian asks: "Will the Federation, which is still an independent entity, an entity under FIFA, agree to participate in this hearing? [...] Perhaps the [Federation] will even need the approval of the International Federation of Association Football before agreeing to submit to a hearing."
For Cheikhou Oumar Sy, monitoring this matter falls primarily under the purview of the executive branch. He points out: “[…] This prerogative rests with the Ministry of Sports, which has already asked the Federation to produce a comprehensive report on the events surrounding the Africa Cup of Nations and the World Cup.”
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