Ceferin: No room for football emperors
Alexander Cheferin, the President of the European Football Union "UEFA," launched an attack on Gianni Infantino, the President of "FIFA," over his controversial plan to sell a stake in the international body's commercial rights to private investors. Cheferin considered this move to be similar to the story of "The Emperor's New Clothes," stating that selling part of football's future is not development or democracy, but rather a way to impose a fait accompli and move away from transparency. He called on club officials to imagine scenarios that suggest untransparent abuse of power and the making of sudden decisions without involving the relevant parties, emphasizing that the time for change and standing against these policies has come.
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