UEFA warns FIFA president Gianni Infantino against destroying documents tied to botched World Cup planning, according to reporting that cites a legal threat if the materials are discarded. The dispute follows earlier tensions between UEFA and FIFA over World Cup arrangements. UEFA previously coordinates a united stance among its member associations, saying that its 55 member nations would boycott the tournament unless the plans were scrapped or corrected. The new reports frame UEFA’s warning as a response to concerns about the handling of specific planning records related to the controversy. They also indicate that Infantino later abandons the approach that UEFA had opposed, although the underlying disagreement over the World Cup plans remains. Multiple outlets describe UEFA’s position as firm and collective, emphasizing the potential consequences for the tournament if FIFA does not change course. The accounts focus on document preservation and the legal risks UEFA says would follow any destruction of the contested materials.