FIFA has defended its controversial World Cup investment proposal, insisting "nobody is selling football" after fierce opposition from UEFA, Concacaf and the AFC. The governing body says member associations will have the final say, but growing resistance, including the resignation of senior adviser Carlos Cordeir, has cast serious doubt over the proposal's chances of approval.
FIFA has defended its controversial World Cup investment proposal, insisting "nobody is selling football" after fierce opposition from UEFA, Concacaf and the AFC. The governing body says member associations will have the final say, but growing resistance, including the resignation of senior adviser Carlos Cordeir, has cast serious doubt over the proposal's chances of approval.
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