UEFA is exploring the possibility of filing a criminal complaint against its president over controversial proposals to sell off World Cup-related assets. The move follows allegations that the plans could undermine the financial integrity of football’s governing body. Legal experts suggest such a case would hinge on whether the transactions violate existing regulations or conflict with UEFA’s stated priorities. The decision comes amid growing scrutiny over transparency and governance in global football administration.
European football's governing body considering criminal complaint against Infantino over World Cup selloff plans.