Fifa chief questioned by Burnham
Fifa president Gianni Infantino's plans to sell stakes in its competitions to private investors face widespread opposition from football confederations and officials. Key organizations like the Asian Football Confederation, Uefa, and senior Fifa advisors have criticized the proposals, arguing they could undermine football's unity and integrity. Several officials, including a senior adviser to Infantino, resigned in protest, and some member associations oppose the plan, which seeks to create a subsidiary inviting external investments aimed at increasing revenue but risks damaging the sport's core values.
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