Following Investor Plan: Is UEFA Even Considering a FIFA Boycott?
Officially, the European football association has so far only issued a statement.
With its announcement of an investor plan, FIFA stirred up the next controversy.
UEFA is also among the critics. In an official statement, the European football association speaks of a limit that "should never be crossed."
UEFA sharply criticizes FIFA's investor plans
But will it remain just a statement? As news agency "Bloomberg" reports, further steps by UEFA against FIFA are said to be discussed behind the scenes.
Boycott on the Cards
Accordingly, discussions about a boycott of FIFA competitions are even said to have taken place within UEFA. This would affect not only the associations but also the clubs – both concerning the World Cup and the Club World Cup.
With a UEFA boycott, FIFA would not only lose the majority of top nations – and virtually all top clubs. A large portion of the TV broadcasting revenue would also be affected.