- FIFA has announced plans to sell stakes in its tournaments, including the World Cup, to private investors.
- The decision has been met with significant controversy, with some critics describing it as 'worse than the Super League'.
- Under the proposed scheme, Fifa would retain majority control of a new enterprise, with the remaining stakes offered to its 211 national associations and private investors.
- The plan has generated a substantial backlash from both the football community and politicians worldwide.
- The Independent's Miguel Delaney has analysed the controversial plan, the widespread opposition and its potential long-term consequences.
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