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English club owner backs World Cup privatization
The head of the Indonesian Football Association, Erik Tohir, confirmed his support for the proposal put forward by Gianni Infantino to privatize the World Cup through the sale of commercial rights estimated at $20 billion, with the aim of funding the development of football in Indonesia. He considered that expanding the tournament to 64 teams would provide Indonesia with an opportunity to qualify, justifying this by saying it aligns with the procedures of other national associations. Despite widespread public criticism, Tohir insisted that the project would contribute to significant progress in the national teams and local football.
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