European clubs on alert due to new FIFA proposal

The European Football Clubs Association (EFC) expresses its concern over FIFA's initiative to commercialize competitions through a subsidiary company, which could potentially privatize the World Cup. The EFC, led by Nasser al Khelaifi, calls for a comprehensive consultation on this plan.

EFC's Concern over FIFA's Proposal

The European Football Clubs Association (EFC) shows unease regarding FIFA's proposal to exploit competitions through a subsidiary company, a move many see as a way to privatize the World Cup. The EFC, under the leadership of Nasser al Khelaifi, stands against this initiative and demands to be consulted on decisions of such magnitude.

UEFA's Reactions to FIFA's Proposal

The 55 federations within UEFA will convene in an emergency meeting to address FIFA's creation of a subsidiary to manage the World Cup. UEFA criticizes this initiative, viewing it as a line that should not be crossed, emphasizing the importance of not commercializing the essence and governance of football.

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