
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has apologised for what he called errors in the process of trying to sell off the World Cup to private investment, NDTV Sports reports. The report does not…
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has apologised for what he called errors in the process of trying to sell off the World Cup to private investment, NDTV Sports reports. The report does not specify which decisions or steps he was referring to. Despite the admission, Infantino retains full backing, according to the report. The account offers no details on the proposed investment plan, its financial terms, or whether the effort will continue.
The easy narratives are that an apology proves the plan was reckless, or that continued backing makes the errors unimportant. Neither conclusion follows from the limited facts available. The key test is disclosure: FIFA should explain what was proposed, who would invest, and what safeguards would protect the World Cup’s control and revenues. Until those details emerge, confidence should rest on documents, not assurances.
Source: sports.ndtv.com
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