UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin says trust in world football remains “broken” following a dispute with FIFA over investments, speaking for the first time after FIFA said it would review its decision-making.
In remarks carried by multiple outlets, Čeferin links the ongoing tension to an earlier exchange in which FIFA announced that it would look again at how it makes and justifies decisions, including those tied to investment matters. He frames the issue as broader than a single decision, indicating that unresolved concerns affect confidence between football’s main governing bodies.
The outlets differ mainly in emphasis. One report highlights that Čeferin speaks publicly for the first time since FIFA’s announcement to review its decision-making, while another focuses on his characterization that trust has not been repaired. Both accounts attribute Čeferin’s comments to his view of the relationship between UEFA and FIFA in the wake of the investment row.
