Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin has expressed strong disapproval of FIFA president Gianni Infantino's proposal to sell a stake in the World Cup, labeling it as more detrimental than the controversial Super League initiative. Ceferin stated that Uefa members are prepared to boycott future World Cups unless the plan is abandoned, indicating a significant loss of confidence in Infantino's leadership.
Ceferin revealed that he was unaware of Infantino's plan until he learned about it through the media while on vacation. He emphasized the need for Infantino to remember his European roots and the support he received from Uefa, as tensions between the two organizations escalate.
Ceferin's strong stance signals a potential rift in global football governance. Fans should monitor UEFA's next moves, especially regarding World Cup participation. The fallout could reshape international tournaments and influence future leadership dynamics within FIFA.