UEFA, along with the presidents of CONCACAF and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), issues a joint open letter accusing FIFA president Gianni Infantino of “deception.” The letter says Infantino should be held accountable for a failed effort to sell the FIFA World Cup, according to the outlets.
The statement is presented as a response to events surrounding FIFA’s attempts related to commercial arrangements for the tournament. The three confederations frame their complaint around transparency and responsibility, arguing that the plans do not succeed as intended and that Infantino’s actions warrant scrutiny. The reporting emphasizes that the letter is published publicly and involves leadership from multiple regions.
Across the sources provided, the main points are the same: a joint letter is issued by UEFA, CONCACAF and AFC presidents, it uses the term “deception,” and it calls for accountability from Infantino over the failed World Cup selling proposal.
