UEFA gives FIFA two weeks to provide details about controversies under Infantino

UEFA has given FIFA a two-week deadline to supply answers and documents regarding multiple controversies during Gianni Infantino's presidency. UEFA general secretary Theodore Theodoridis sent a formal letter to FIFA's Mattias Grafstrom setting a November 2 deadline, requesting explanations about the FIFA Forward Enterprise plan, the Folarin Balogun disciplinary case, undisclosed payments, and the origins of the FIFA Peace Prize.

The inquiry follows UEFA's announcement in August that it had lost confidence in Infantino, with European football's governing body planning to back an alternative candidate for the upcoming presidential election. The letter also raised impartiality concerns regarding electoral committee chair Bruno Chiomento's personal ties to Infantino.