FIFA President Gianni Infantino stated that the organization's proposal to sell stakes in the World Cup is not an obligation for football governing bodies. This clarification comes amid criticism from various football authorities regarding the proposed plan.
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FIFA clarifies World Cup stake sale proposal is not mandatory
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has clarified that the proposal to sell stakes in the World Cup is not mandatory for football governing bodies. This statement follows backlash from various organizations regarding the plan.
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Infantino insists FIFA’s World Cup plan is proposal and not ‘obligation’
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FIFA clarifies World Cup stake sale proposal is not mandatory