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The European Football Union (UEFA) has confirmed that FIFA President Gianni Infantino has lost the "trust" of European football. This comes despite his retreat from a plan that would have allowed private sector investors to participate in managing World Cup activities, a proposal widely rejected worldwide. Infantino had proposed establishing a commercial entity to oversee major tournaments, aiming to raise $4.2 billion. However, his plan faced strong opposition due to concerns about turning football into a commodity and potential conflicts of interest. This has led to a loss of confidence between FIFA and UEFA, with UEFA stating that the current leadership of FIFA is unable to manage the sport transparently—especially after Infantino failed to keep his promises, notably regarding transparency and the responsible use of federation funds. The project's failure coincided with disputes and calls for comprehensive investigations into FIFA's management. This crisis threatens Infantino's future at the helm of the organization, especially with the possibility of new rivals emerging in the upcoming presidential elections.
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