Gianni Infantino oo ka noqday qorshihii iibinta saamiyada tartamada FIFA ka dib diiddo guud
Madaxa FIFA ayaa laacibay qorshe ay dhaleeceeyeen UEFA, AFC iyo CONCACAF, isagoo sheegay inuu dhaliyay kala qaybsanaan aan danta guud u ahayn.
Madaxweynaha FIFA Gianni Infantino ayaa la noqday qorshihiisii ay ku doonayay inuu saamiyo ka iibiyo maalgeliyayaasha gaarka ah tartamada FIFA. Qorshahaas waxaa dhaleeceyn baahsan ka timid dunida kubada cagta. Infantino ayaa xaqiijiyay inuu joojiyay qorshaha ka dib codadka ka yimid dhinacyo badan.
Qorshihii Ganacsiga ee FIFA Forward Enterprise
Infantino wuxuu soo jeediyay abuurista shirkad hoosaad ganacsi oo la oran jiray FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) taas oo maamuli lahayd tartamada sida Koobka Adduunka, iyo iibinta baahinta, kafaala-qaadka, tikidhada iyo marti-gelinta. FIFA waxay iibin lahayd saamiyo laga tirada badan yahay ee FFE maalgeliyayaasha gaarka ah.
Kooxda maalgeliyaasha la soo jeediyay waxaa hogaaminayay 'Thrive Eternal,' sanduuq uu maamulo 'Thrive Capital' oo uu aasaasay Joshua Kushner, walaalka sodoga madaxweynaha Maraykanka Donald Trump ee Jared Kushner. Infantino wuxuu dalbaday xubnaha inay ansixiyaan Sebtembar 19, isagoo soo jeediyay $40 milyan (€35 milyan) haddii la taageero.
Diiddada UEFA iyo Ururada Kale
UEFA waxay Khamiista ku dhawaaqday in xubnaheeda si wada jir ah ugu heshiiyeen inay qaadi doonaan tartamada FIFA oo dhan, oo ay ku jirto Koobka Adduunka, haddii aan qorshaha la noqon. UEFA waxay tiri: 'The World Cup is not for sale'.
AFC iyo CONCACAF oo maamusha Waqooyiga Ameerika iyo Kariibiyaanka ayaa ku biiray UEFA diiddada qorshaha, in kasta oo aysan hanjabin qaadis. Infanto ayaa helay iscasilaad ka timid la-taliyihiisa sare Carlos Cordeiro Jimcaha.
Jawaabta iyo Iscasilaadaha Gudaha FIFA
Infantino wuxuu sheegay: 'Having listened carefully to all the views, it has become clear that the project has created divisions of a nature that, regardless of the level of support, are no longer in the interest of the objective set out in the first place'. Tani waxay dhacday ka dib cadaadis baahsan.
Kevin Lamour, sarkaalka hawlgallada ee FIFA, ayaa dhaleeceeyay Infantino, isagoo yiri qorshaha waa 'the project of one person' oo 'deceived' shaqaalaha FIFA. Tani waxay muujinaysaa kala qaybsanaan gudaha ururka kadib diiddada caalamiga ah.
Private investment plan for World Cup commercial rights withdrawn following UEFA boycott threat and internal resignations
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has withdrawn his plans to sell stakes in FIFA competitions to private investors. The proposal had drawn widespread condemnation across the football world before being abandoned. Infantino cited deep divisions caused by the project as the reason for stepping back.
Details of the abandoned investment plan
Infantino's proposal would have created a commercial subsidiary, the FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE), to run competitions like the World Cup, selling broadcasting and sponsorship, tickets and hospitality. Under the plans, FIFA would sell minority stakes in FFE to private equity investors.
The proposed investor consortium was to be led by 'Thrive Eternal,' a fund run by 'Thrive Capital,' founded by Joshua Kushner, brother of US President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner. Infantino had asked federations to approve the measure by September 19, offering $40 million (€35 million) if they backed it.
Football bodies and UEFA reject the proposal
UEFA said on Thursday its members unanimously agreed to boycott all FIFA tournaments, including the World Cup, unless the plan was withdrawn. 'The World Cup is not for sale,' UEFA said, signaling firm European opposition to the sale.
The Asian Football Confederation and CONCACAF, running sport in North America and the Caribbean, joined UEFA in condemning and rejecting the plans, though they did not threaten a boycott. The collective resistance intensified pressure on FIFA's leadership to reverse course.
Internal fallout and resignations
Infantino's senior advisor Carlos Cordeiro resigned in protest on Friday as opposition grew. The departure marked a significant break within FIFA's leadership over the contested private investment strategy and its handling.
The world governing body's chief operating officer, Kevin Lamour, also criticized Infantino, saying the plans were 'the project of one person' who had 'deceived' FIFA staff. The internal rebuke compounded the external backlash that forced withdrawal.
