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UEFA has declared that FIFA's leadership has lost the confidence of the football community, welcoming the world governing body's decision to scrap controversial plans to sell stakes in major competitions including the World Cup to private investors.
European football's governing body has voted to boycott all FIFA tournaments in protest against plans to bring private investors into the World Cup, marking a dramatic challenge to the sport's global administrator.
FIFA operates as soccer's supreme governing body, but Europe's UEFA confederation wields disproportionate commercial influence through competitions like the Champions League. The $20 billion World Cup subsidiary plan reveals tensions in this power structure.