The chairman of the English Football Association (FA) has publicly urged for the disclosure of files connected to FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s disputed strategy to offload broadcasting rights for the men’s World Cup.
The request for transparency centers on what has been described as a contentious approach to selling the global tournament’s media properties. While specific details of the internal deliberations remain restricted, the FA leadership is seeking access to the documentation to better understand the implications and decision-making processes behind the proposed sell-off.
This move highlights growing calls for openness within football governance as stakeholders examine how major commercial assets, particularly those tied to the sport’s flagship event, are managed and marketed.
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