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FIFA’s plan unveiled this week to generate roughly $20 billion more for the 2026 World Cup is already triggering backlash across Europe and beyond. After reporting a record $15bn earned from the 2026 tournament, FIFA’s president Gianni Infantino wants additional money by selling commercial rights to major competitions, including the World Cup, to private investors. UEFA called the move an attempt to “sell the soul of football,” while UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the World Cup was never “anyone’s to sell.” Concacaf raised concerns and the FA said it was “completely unaware.” European nations are reportedly considering boycotts if privatization proceeds.