UEFA indicates that member associations plan to boycott the World Cup in response to proposed changes put forward by FIFA. France 24 and Channel NewsAsia both report that UEFA is calling for collective action by its member countries, linking the decision to FIFA’s current proposals. The reports describe the move as a response to how FIFA’s proposals would affect football governance and competitions, though specific details of the proposals are not outlined in the supplied excerpts. Both outlets frame the issue as a dispute between European football authorities and FIFA over reform direction and implementation. The proposed boycott would be coordinated through UEFA and would involve UEFA-affiliated national teams opting out of the tournament if FIFA does not address UEFA’s concerns. Neither source excerpted here indicates that UEFA has agreed on alternatives to the boycott or that FIFA has accepted the criticism. The reports therefore present the boycott as an announced or planned position rather than a final, implemented outcome, pending further developments in the negotiation process.