UEFA votes against World Cup plan

The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has decided to boycott the upcoming men's and women's World Cups if FIFA continues its plan to sell the rights to its tournaments to private investors. This decision comes after an unanimous vote by 55 member nations, with UEFA emphasizing that the World Cup is a sporting legacy that should not be treated as a commercial product sold for profit. Europe opposes the sale of this sporting heritage for private financial gain. The boycott's impact will prevent many major national teams, such as Spain, France, and England, from participating in the 2030 World Cup, in addition to the upcoming Women's World Cup in Brazil next year.

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