CONCACAF rejects FIFA’s proposal to sell stakes in the FIFA World Cup to private investors. The decision follows a meeting of all 41 CONCACAF member associations, where the confederation reviews FIFA’s plan and discusses its implications. Multiple outlets report that CONCACAF formally opposes the proposal, citing concerns about the process and how it would be implemented. The confederation’s position is presented as a collective stance from its entire membership, rather than a decision by a subset of countries. The reporting indicates that the vote or outcome is reached after the Thursday meeting and is communicated as a rejection of FIFA’s offer for private investment in World Cup-related stakes. The sources describe CONCACAF as the latest football governing body to oppose the initiative, while FIFA’s broader proposal continues to face resistance from regional confederations. No source in the provided set details alternative terms, timing, or next steps beyond CONCACAF’s rejection.