Uefa sets Fifa a November 2 deadline for documents
The letter adds to criticism of how Fifa is governed.
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What happened
Uefa, the European governing body, has given Fifa, the world governing body, two weeks to provide papers on its governance and decision-making. The demand covers records tied to Gianni Infantino's World Cup sell-off scheme. The letter also raises other issues, including the Balogun affair.
Why it matters
The letter adds to criticism of how Fifa is governed. The deadline falls on 2 November.
Coverage
- Uefa demands Fifa releases documents relating to World Cup sell-off scheme (The Guardian)
- Uefa gives Infantino two-week deadline to release key documents (BBC)
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