“Une opportunité”: Infantino défend son projet de vendre des parts de la Coupe du monde
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has defended his controversial idea of selling stakes in competitions like the World Cup to private investors. Donald Trump's family has offered itself as a prime investor.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has defended his plan to create a commercial company open to private investors, with the aim of increasing football's revenue. This plan would allow FIFA to sell shares in competitions such as the World Cup to investors. "It's an opportunity, but not an obligation," he said on Wednesday.
Infantino described his project as “a proposal, an offer that is part of a democratic process.” “This opens the door to debate,” he said in a video published by FIFA.
Several leading bodies have expressed concerns about this project, which could disrupt the current balance. These include the English (FA) and French (FFF) football associations and the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA).
The Belgian Football Association (RBFA) told HLN: “We received FIFA’s proposal on Wednesday morning. We are surprised that this issue was even raised.” “This proposal is currently undergoing careful internal review. We are committed to good governance and wish to act with complete transparency. The RBFA will consult with other federations and will then communicate further on this matter.” A meeting is scheduled for Thursday at UEFA.
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