UEFA proposes reforms to FIFA leadership
European football associations, led by UEFA, are studying a plan to make radical changes to the governance system of the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA). This proposal includes rotating the FIFA presidency among continental associations to reduce the influence of a single individual and achieve a more equitable distribution of power. These moves come amid a crisis within FIFA, following disagreements over the plan to sell shares of the World Cup, and aim to ensure stability in future leadership, open the door for administrative reforms, and diminish the concentration of power in the hands of one person. Football officials held a meeting in Salzburg to discuss these proposals, most notably strengthening the independence of the administrative body and modifying the governance system to achieve greater balance.
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