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Organization CompanyFIFA proposes creating a $20bn subsidiary to sell stakes in World Cup, angering UEFA.
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FIFA, the global governing body of football, is proposing the creation of a new $20 billion subsidiary. This entity is intended to manage the World Cup and other FIFA events, with plans to sell stakes of up to 20 percent to private investors. This initiative has sparked significant controversy and anger from UEFA, the European football governing body. The proposal, reportedly linked to entities associated with Jared Kushner, aims to generate substantial investment for the organization. However, UEFA's strong opposition highlights potential conflicts and concerns over the commercialization and control of major football tournaments. The news is significant as it represents a major shift in FIFA's operational and financial strategy, potentially impacting the future governance and revenue streams of international football.
Last updated: August 12, 2026
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