FIFA主席詹尼·因凡蒂诺宣布放弃向私募股权基金出售世界杯利润的计划12。因凡蒂诺在声明中表示，经过听取各方意见后，该项目已造成分裂，"无论支持程度如何，都已不再符合最初设定的目标"13。
这一决定源于该提议在足球界引发的广泛反对2。欧足联等足坛各方对该计划提出强烈反对，欧足联甚至威胁抵制包括世界杯在内的所有FIFA赛事3。此外，FIFA内部也出现反对声音，该机构高级顾问卡洛斯·科尔代罗周五辞职以示抗议，首席运营官凯文·拉穆尔指称该计划是"一个人的项目"并称其"欺骗了FIFA工作人员"3。
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has abandoned plans to sell World Cup profits to private equity investors, citing irreparable divisions within the sport.12 In a statement, Infantino declared: "Having listened carefully to all the views, it has become clear that the project has created divisions of a nature that, regardless of the level of support, are no longer in the interest of the objective set out in the first place."1 The proposal, which would have generated compensation of 40 million US dollars (35 million euros), faced intense backlash from football governing bodies across the globe.3
UEFA issued an unequivocal stance against the proposal, declaring "The World Cup is not for sale."3 The scheme encountered opposition from continental confederations and sparked internal discord at FIFA itself, prompting senior adviser Carlos Cordeiro to resign on Friday in protest.3 Chief Operating Officer Kevin Lamour characterized the initiative as "one man's project" that had "deceived FIFA staff members."3 The reversal marks a significant retreat for Infantino on a matter he had championed despite the contentious reception it received across the football world.
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