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Fifa to give council members access to documents on Infantino's failed World Cup sell-off plan

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First reported on Monday 2 November 2026 at 10:11 EST by Sky News·Latest article on Monday 2 November 2026 at 17:23 EST

Summary

Fifa will give members of its ruling council access to some documents related to the World Cup sell-off for the first time, Sky News reported on Monday 2 November, The Guardian writing that council members will be granted access to documents regarding the doomed Fifa Forward Enterprise scheme in person in Switzerland. The Independent reported that Gianni Infantino's confidential World Cup sell-off documents are to be shared with Fifa members, Infantino's Fifa Forward Enterprise (FFE) proposal having been rejected by three continental confederations, and headlined that Fifa grants access to Infantino's documents on the failed plan.

Latest: Fifa will give members of its ruling council access to some documents related to the World Cup sell-off for the first time, Sky News reported, The Independent writing that Gianni Infantino's confidential documents on the Fifa Forward Enterprise (FFE) proposal, rejected by three continental confederations, are to be shared with Fifa members, and The Guardian that council members will be granted access in person in Switzerland.

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How it unfolded

  1. Monday 2 November

    Fifa will give members of its ruling council access to some documents related to the World Cup sell-off for the first time, Sky News reported, The Independent writing that Gianni Infantino's confidential documents on the Fifa Forward Enterprise (FFE) proposal, rejected by three continental confederations, are to be shared with Fifa members, and The Guardian that council members will be granted access in person in Switzerland.