UEFA has set a strict two‑week deadline for FIFA to hand over crucial papers on Infantino’s World Cup rights sale and other governance woes. In my view, the governing body is finally demanding real transparency.
The letter, signed by UEFA’s secretary Theodore Theodoridis and addressed to FIFA chief Mattias Grafström, bundles an eight‑page dossier packed with over 50 queries. It probes the proposed 20% commercial‑rights sale, the Folarin Balogun controversy, the peace‑prize issue, ties to Donald Trump and the schedule for next year’s FIFA presidential vote. UEFA also flags possible conflicts of interest and reiterates its call for a truly independent governance review.