Concacaf and UEFA speak out against FIFA's World Cup privatization

Concacaf and UEFA express their discontent with the proposal for the privatization of the World Cup made by Gianni Infantino and FIFA, expressing their anger through a joint statement.

Discontent over lack of transparency

The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football, known as Concacaf, has expressed concern upon learning through the press about the proposal for the privatization of the World Cup, without having been directly informed by the executives. This lack of transparency has caused unrest in the region, joining UEFA in disapproval.

Responsibility in good sports governance

Concacaf has emphasized the importance of acting in the best interest of sports, highlighting the need for good governance, solid processes, and long-term administration. The statement concludes by trusting that all those involved in FIFA will follow these principles.

Unity to protect the essence of the World Cup

The union between Concacaf and UEFA, also supported by the UNCAF, aims to protect the essence of the World Cup from the possibility of privatization or sale of part of the competition to private entities, emphasizing the importance of addressing these issues through appropriate processes and the relevant governance bodies.

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