国际足联管理委员会于8月6日周三在摩洛哥拉巴特召开危机会议，就主席吉安尼·因蒂诺提议向私人投资者开放世界杯的计划向理事会成员和211个会员协会致歉[1]。因蒂诺已于周六撤回这一争议性提案[1]。
会议后，国际足联管理委员会发表声明表示"充分支持因蒂诺继续担任主席，作为211个FIFA会员协会唯一选举出的官员"[1]。同时，国际足联承诺将进行审查并加强治理，声明中强调"将不再容忍对其完整性、良好治理和正当程序的任何攻击"[1]。
FIFA held an emergency meeting in Rabat, Morocco, on Wednesday, August 6, 2026, to address a major governance controversy surrounding proposed changes to World Cup financing [1]. The organization's management committee issued a formal apology to member associations and governing board members over a contentious plan to open the tournament to private investors [1].
FIFA President Gianni Infantino withdrew the controversial proposal on Saturday, clearing the way for his continued leadership [1]. The management committee expressed its "full support for Infantino to continue as president, as the only official elected by 211 FIFA member associations" [1]. In addition to backing Infantino, FIFA pledged to undertake a comprehensive review of its governance structures and strengthen internal procedures [1]. The organization further declared it would "no longer tolerate any attacks on its integrity, good governance, and due process" [1].