FIFA’s president has called for a "consultation" with member associations to overhaul the decision-making structure of the global football governing body, signaling potential changes to how key policies and competitions are managed. The move comes amid growing scrutiny over FIFA’s centralized authority and transparency, with critics arguing that reforms are needed to better reflect the voices of national federations and stakeholders. While details of the proposed changes remain unclear, the initiative suggests a shift toward broader engagement in shaping the future of world football. Supporters of reform may see this as a step toward addressing long-standing concerns about governance and accountability.
FIFA president proposes 'consultation' with members to reform world football governing body's decision-making process.
