Uefa gives Infantino two-week deadline to release key documents
Summary
The European football group Uefa has asked Fifa to share important documents about how it runs the organization and makes decisions by November 2. Uefa is concerned about several issues and wants clear answers, but Fifa’s president, Gianni Infantino, has not yet provided the requested papers.Key Facts
- Uefa is the main governing body for football in Europe.
- Fifa is the global football governing body, led by President Gianni Infantino since 2016.
- Uefa wants Fifa to release documents about governance and decision processes by November 2.
- Uefa’s letter says Fifa must explain clearly if it refuses to share any information.
- Uefa’s concerns include a private investment plan called Fifa Forward Enterprise, the Fifa Peace Prize, and a suspended ban on player Folarin Balogun.
- Infantino apologized for a failed World Cup selling plan but did not provide related documents.
- The request for information followed a Fifa Council meeting held recently.
- Fifa has not yet responded publicly to Uefa’s demand.
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