UEFA and other European football bodies are escalating their opposition to a FIFA proposal to raise about $20 billion by selling a 20% stake in a new commercial subsidiary. Both reports say the plan has prompted criticism focused on transparency and governance, with UEFA also joined by organizations such as national football associations in Europe and CONCACAF in questioning how the proposal would be structured and overseen. According to the coverage, UEFA is considering urgent steps, including convening an emergency meeting of its member associations. That meeting is expected to review potential responses, and both sources indicate that boycotting future FIFA World Cups is among the options being discussed. FIFA President Gianni Infantino responds that the proposal would unlock roughly $10 billion in funding for member associations through 2030, framing the plan as a financial boost tied to the continued development of football. The reports do not describe a final decision or timeline for UEFA’s next actions, but they indicate opposition is growing as the proposal advances.