FIFA announced documents related to the proposal for selling rights to the World Cup
UEFA gave FIFA until November 2 to release details on its FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal. FIFA has not responded to over 100 questions. The organization has scrapped its $20 billion share sale plan and is preparing for an extraordinary congress to choose hosts for women's World Cups in 2031 and 2035.
- UEFA gave the world football governing body until November 2 to publish details about the controversial FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal.
- UEFA announced last month that FIFA had not responded to numerous substantive questions.
- Fifa secretary general Mattias Grafstrom sent a letter inviting council members to review documents.
- FIFA's ability to answer some questions is limited by legal actions initiated by UEFA in the United States.
- Fifa is preparing for an extraordinary congress to determine hosts for 2031 and 2035 Women’s World Cups.
- Documents regarding the failed plan to sell World Cup shares to private investors will be made available to FIFA Council members.
- Fifa scrapped its World Cup sell-off plan valued at US$20 billion.
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