Norwegian Union Alerts on FIFA Crisis

Liz Klevins, head of the Norwegian Football Federation, stated that FIFA's proposal to sell a share of the World Cup creates a very serious situation for global football. The plan involves establishing a company valued at $20 billion to manage the tournaments, with up to a 20% stake offered to external investors. The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) and most member associations strongly opposed the initiative and decided to boycott all FIFA tournaments in protest of the proposals. They considered the plan to be undemocratic and financially driven, and warned that introducing external owners threatens the principles of football ownership and transparent trading. Officials expressed concerns that these proposals could lead to a loss of trust in FIFA President Gianni Infantino, viewing it as damaging to governance principles and the integrity of the football system.

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