UEFA maintains World Cup boycott threat after Gianni Infantino's crisis meeting
- UEFA has retained its threat to boycott FIFA competitions despite FIFA's apology for its failed plan.
- UEFA stated it has lost confidence in FIFA president Gianni Infantino and the conditions to withdraw the boycott threat have not been met.
- The conditions included the withdrawal of proposals to sell major competitions and assurances that such attempts will not happen again.
- FIFA and Infantino attempted to present a united front after a summit in Morocco, but UEFA's position remains unchanged.
- UEFA's statement indicated that the support of FIFA staff for Infantino does not alter their stance.
European soccer’s governing body, UEFA, has reiterated its threat to boycott FIFA competitions after FIFA issued an apology for its controversial plan to sell stakes in the World Cup. UEFA expressed a lack of confidence in FIFA president Gianni Infantino, stating that the necessary conditions to withdraw the boycott threat have not been fulfilled.
In its statement, UEFA outlined the conditions that must be met for them to reconsider their participation in FIFA competitions. These include the withdrawal of the proposals to sell major competitions and assurances that such attempts will not happen again.
Following a high-level summit in Morocco, FIFA aimed to present a united front, claiming that Infantino had the full support of the top staff in attendance. However, UEFA made it clear that their position regarding Infantino's presidency remains unchanged, emphasizing that the recent developments do not alter their stance.
欧足联在吉安尼·因凡蒂诺危机会议后维持世界杯抵制威胁
欧洲足球管理机构欧足联重申了对国际足联比赛的抵制威胁，此前国际足联因其有争议的世界杯股份出售计划而道歉。欧足联表示对国际足联主席吉安尼·因凡蒂诺失去信心，并指出撤回抵制威胁所需的条件尚未得到满足。
在声明中，欧足联列出了他们重新考虑参与国际足联比赛所需满足的条件。这些条件包括撤回出售主要比赛的提案以及确保不再出现此类尝试的保证。
在摩洛哥举行的高层峰会后，国际足联试图展现团结，声称因凡蒂诺得到了与会高层的全力支持。然而，欧足联明确表示，他们对因凡蒂诺总统职位的立场没有改变，强调最近的发展并未改变他们的立场。