FIFA has recognised and apologised for the mismanagement of its World Cup commercialisation strategy. Senior officials expressed unwavering support for president Gianni Infantino despite the plan’s retraction. As criticism escalates from various football entities, the European Leagues association deems the plan perilous, calling for reforms in governance. FIFA has recognised and apologised for the mismanagement of its World Cup commercialisation strategy. Senior officials expressed unwavering support for president Gianni Infantino despite the plan’s retraction. As criticism escalates from various football entities, the European Leagues association deems the plan perilous, calling for reforms in governance.
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FIFA apologises but backs Infantino after World Cup sell-off controversy
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