UEFA Responds to FIFA's Statement

Infantino wanted to sell part of the World Cup to investors. He promised £30million to federations that supported him.
Infantino apologized, but UEFA is still not backing down. The Football Association also withdrew support for him.
UEFA said its members were clear about their conditions for not participating in FIFA competitions.
First, FIFA had to stop plans to sell major competitions. Second, FIFA had to promise not to try this again.
These conditions were not met. UEFA lost trust in Infantino and still feels that way.
Some people who work for Infantino agree with him, but that does not change anything.
UEFA made this statement after Infantino got support from FIFA leaders. They wanted him to resign.
FIFA said it will protect its name and reputation from attacks. It will take necessary measures.
FIFA admitted it made mistakes after its proposal was leaked to the media.
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Infantino has been criticized by people in and out of football. Luis Figo called his actions deceitful.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney questioned Infantino's credentials.
Carney said he does not trust Infantino after what happened. He thinks Infantino did not act correctly.
Arsene Wenger, FIFA's chief of Global Football Development, distanced himself from Infantino's plan.
Wenger was not involved in the plan and first heard about it from media reports.
Wenger believes in an independent FIFA that serves football with commitment, transparency, and integrity.