Continental unions plan FIFA reforms

The article reveals efforts by major continental football associations, such as the European Union, the North and Central American and Caribbean Union, and the Asian Football Confederation, to develop a new framework for managing and regulating global football, aimed at reforming the governance of FIFA. These moves come amid escalating disagreements with FIFA President Gianni Infantino, who is accused of favoritism and ignoring their demands for an independent review of the governance system. The proposed document includes initiatives to reorganize FIFA's role, establish an optimal governance model, and improve the distribution of financial revenues, especially considering its reserves of over five billion dollars. This framework is likely to be used as part of an electoral program to challenge Infantino in the upcoming FIFA presidential elections scheduled for next year. European associations are also preparing the possibility of forming an alternative organization if the conflict continues. Moreover, the crisis threatens some European federations' participation in upcoming tournaments, including the FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup, unless internal reviews and legal reforms are undertaken to ensure transparency.

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