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UEFA Responds to FIFA's Decision on Private Equity Sales

UEFA has welcomed FIFA's decision not to sell World Cup profits to private equity, following threats of a boycott. UEFA emphasized the need for accountability from FIFA leadership regarding previous financial proposals.

The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) issued a statement on August 1, 2026, expressing approval of FIFA's decision to refrain from selling a portion of World Cup profits to private equity firms. UEFA had previously threatened to boycott the tournament if the private equity investments proceeded. The organization called for accountability from FIFA leadership regarding the promotion of undisclosed financial schemes.

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UEFA hails FIFA private equity reversal, calls for review: ‘No option should be off the table’

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UEFA Responds to FIFA's Decision on Private Equity Sales