Infantino addresses critics and unveils historic tournament
The International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) plans to organize the first edition of the Under-15 World Cup this year, with participation from all 211 affiliated national associations. The tournament aims to be more than just a sports competition; it aspires to be a global football festival for children, involving over 4,000 players, to promote the discovery of rising talents and provide early opportunities for competition and development. This initiative is part of FIFA's efforts to develop football worldwide, reduce the gap between countries by increasing growth opportunities and financial support, and support the economic model the federation uses to finance football development projects, with a focus on expanding the beneficiary base. The federation seeks for this tournament to serve as a platform offering greater opportunities for young players to engage with football academies from around the world. It also expresses its commitment to the development of football despite the criticism its leadership has faced, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and the support received, and managing affairs with confidence and a clear conscience.
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