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United States President Donald Trump denied any contact or discussion with Gianni Infantino, President of FIFA, regarding the proposal to privatize the commercial rights of FIFA tournaments, including a project to establish a new company valued at $20 billion to manage the World Cup and other competitions. This comes at a time when Infantino is facing widespread criticism for a plan involving the offering of 20% of the company's shares to external investors, amid controversy over its potential impact on the future of football. Additionally, FIFA's top advisor, Carlos Cordeiro, announced his resignation in protest of the proposal, emphasizing that he would not participate and calling for the rejection of the deal, which he believes harms the interests of the federations and the sport in the long term.
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