England and other UEFA member nations are reported to be considering a boycott of future FIFA competitions following backlash to plans attributed to FIFA president Gianni Infantino. Multiple outlets say the dispute centers on proposals for reform of the World Cup and other FIFA tournaments, including ideas that would involve selling a stake in the World Cup. According to the reports, UEFA holds or has held an emergency meeting after the plans emerged, and it issues a statement indicating member associations are prepared to boycott FIFA events. The reported position is that the boycott would continue unless FIFA withdraws or abandons the contested proposal. The Manchester Evening News frames the controversy as having quickly dominated international football discussions. The Mirror reports that England is among nations ready to snub future tournaments in response to UEFA’s stance and the wider reaction to the proposed changes. The articles do not give detailed terms of the proposal beyond the reported concept of a World Cup stake sale, nor do they confirm immediate implementation dates, but they describe a collective pressure campaign tied to FIFA revising its approach.