UEFA demands answers from FIFA over Infantino dealings in urgent letter

UEFA has sent FIFA an urgent letter demanding answers to 42 questions regarding Gianni Infantino's presidency and his relationship with Donald Trump. The letter, written by UEFA secretary general Theodore Theodoridis to FIFA counterpart Mattias Grafstrom, gives FIFA two weeks to respond to governance concerns raised during a recent FIFA Council meeting in Zurich. UEFA also requested an immediate audio recording of the meeting to ensure full transparency.

The detailed questions span 12 topics, highlighting 10 alleged conflicts of interest involving Trump and his associates. Key issues raised include a secret tournament stake proposal with Thrive Capital, an undisclosed £1.3m payment to Infantino, Trump's intervention in the Folarin Balogun disciplinary case, a lease in Trump Tower, and the creation of a FIFA Peace Prize awarded to Trump.