UEFA responds to remarks by FIFA president Gianni Infantino after he acknowledged that “mistakes were made” in efforts to resolve disputes surrounding the proposed sale or restructuring of the World Cup. According to reports, Infantino’s comments are framed as an apology or admission of fault in the process, but UEFA says its concerns have not been addressed. UEFA reiterates that it has not met the conditions required to end its boycott. The reports indicate a continued impasse between the two bodies, with UEFA maintaining its stance despite Infantino’s acknowledgement of errors. While Infantino suggests the situation should move forward following his apology, UEFA’s position remains that the specific requirements for ending the boycott have not been satisfied. The dispute continues to center on governance and commercial arrangements tied to World Cup planning and FIFA’s approach to the matter.