UEFA reiterates its threat to boycott FIFA competitions following ongoing tensions with FIFA leadership. Multiple reports say UEFA’s position remains unchanged despite recent developments described as a FIFA U-turn and an apology by Gianni Infantino. UEFA is also reacting to an earlier, failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup, which did not proceed as intended. In its latest communications, UEFA states it has “lost confidence” in Infantino’s presidency and that this stance continues. The dispute also includes shifting positions among national associations. One report says England’s Football Association withdraws support for Infantino, adding to pressure on FIFA’s leadership. Across the accounts, the central point is that UEFA is maintaining the same underlying threat and questioning Infantino’s credibility and leadership, while FIFA’s response does not appear to resolve the disagreement. The reports frame the situation as a continuing governance and decision-making conflict between European football’s governing body and FIFA, with potential competition implications if the boycott threat is carried forward.