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UEFA president Aleksandar Ceferin did not attend the World Cup final between Argentina and Spain in protest of FIFA.
While the Slovenian traveled to Mexico City for the opening game between co-hosts and South Africa, he canceled his visit to New Jersey on Sunday after a series of decisions by world football’s governing body.
UEFA reacted strongly after United States striker Folarin Balogun was spared a ban following US President Donald Trump’s intervention.
This was a key factor in Ceferin’s decision not to go to the finals.
At the time, UEFA criticized FIFA’s decision “Unprecedented, incomprehensible and absurd”.
“When the rules are no longer guaranteed by its guardians, the integrity of the game is at risk and the credibility of a competition is undermined,” UEFA said in a statement.
Ceferin is also strongly against many of the other changes being pushed by FIFA president Gianni Infantino, including the half-time show. They will not be introduced in the Champions League or the European Championship.
Pop giants Madonna, BTS, Shakira and Justin Bieber The event was among the performancesThat stretched the usual 15-minute half-time interval to 27 minutes and 22 seconds.
UEFA is strongly against it A 64-team World Cupwhich Infantino appeared to open during the tournament.
Then the referee was Omar Artan Entry into the United States is prohibited UEFA before the start of the tournament invited Somalia to host the Super Cup 12 August between Paris Saint-Germain and Aston Villa.
The high ticket prices have also proved controversial within UEFA.
UEFA will do Massive freeze on ticket prices for Euro 2028 – means fans will be able to buy five for a single parking spot at a World Cup stadium in the United States this summer.
BBC Sport reported on Friday how UEFA is doing Instructed his VAR not to consider diving under the new mistaken identity protocolAs it is during the FIFA World Cup. As a result, Switzerland striker Brill Embolo was sent off in the quarter-final loss to Argentina.
Players who cover their faces when clashing with opponents Red cards will not be shown in UEFA competitions is
The issue of players covering their faces became high profile in February when Benfica winger Gianluca Prestianni lifted his shirt while talking to Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior during a Champions League game.
The Argentina international was accused of racist abuse and provisionally banned for one match. Prestianni was after a UEFA investigation Convicted of homophobic behaviour And banned for six matches – three of which were suspended.
The law change for a red card was the brainchild of FIFA president Infantino, who wanted something like that There will be “deterrence effect”. In the World Cup.
Paraguay’s Miguel Almiron was the first player to be sent off in his team’s World Cup group game against Turkey. Arsenal defender Piero Hincapie then saw red as Ecuador exited co-hosts Mexico in the last 16.
