UEFA is gearing up to file a criminal complaint against FIFA President Gianni Infantino, alleging "criminal mismanagement" related to his failed $20 billion plan to sell stakes in World Cup revenues to private investors.
Infantino's controversial initiative met with fierce backlash and was ultimately abandoned, raising serious questions about his leadership of FIFA.
As part of its legal strategy, UEFA has sought a US federal court's help to obtain critical documents and testimonies from FIFA entities in Florida.
The conflict between UEFA and Infantino signals a dramatic power struggle in global football, with UEFA striving to unseat the embattled president amid escalating tensions.
While UEFA once considered boycotting FIFA tournaments, it has recently retracted that threat after receiving assurances from Infantino about the non-resurgence of the failed sell-off plan.
Supporting Infantino, the Saudi Arabian football federation has surfaced as a key ally, complicating the narrative surrounding his controversial presidency during this turbulent period in football governance.
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