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Uefa to discuss boycotting World Cup in emergency meeting after FIFA bombshell

UEFA plans an emergency meeting to discuss potentially boycotting the World Cup after a FIFA development drew backlash.

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Uefa to discuss boycotting World Cup in emergency meeting after FIFA bombshell

UEFA said it will hold an emergency meeting to discuss whether teams should boycott the World Cup following a FIFA development that sparked controversy. UEFA leaders are expected to weigh how the issue could affect European competitions, national teams, and broader tournament governance. The proposal to boycott reflects growing concerns among some officials about FIFA’s decision-making and the direction of the tournament. UEFA did not specify which FIFA bombshell prompted the move, but it indicated member associations will be consulted before any position is finalized. Further updates are expected after the meeting.

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