FIFA in Turmoil: Officials Reject Infantino's World Cup Privatization Plan
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino's proposal to open World Cup ownership to private investors has sparked an internal crisis, with high-ranking officials denouncing a lack of transparency and questioning Infantino's leadership. The initiative, which aims to create a commercial subsidiary allowing private investment in FIFA's main competitions, has been criticized by top officials including Kevin Lamour, FIFA's director of operations. Lamour accused Infantino of acting alone, deceiving the administration, and ignoring key stakeholders. Another advisor, Carlos Cordeiro, resigned over the proposal. The plan has also been rejected by UEFA and other confederations, dividing the football world.
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