Finger denies involvement in Infantino's plan

Frenchman Arsène Wenger, the former manager of Arsenal, stated that the decision to halt Gianni Infantino's project to sell shares of the World Cup to private investors was necessary, and he was not involved in it. He clarified that he was not familiar with the sales project and opposed it from the outset. Wenger announced that the suspension of the project was in response to the criticisms and reservations raised by sports and continental circles, especially after three confederations rejected the project and the European football federation (UEFA) withdrew its support. Wenger mentioned that his focus is on developing football, analyzing data, and promoting youth education, and he was not part of the plan to sell stakes in the World Cup. He emphasized that the decision to stop the project reflects FIFA’s commitment to professionalism and transparency.

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