AFC Supports UEFA, CONCACAF Over FIFA World Cup Stake Plan

The Asian Football Confederation, which runs football in 47 Asian countries, said it agrees with UEFA and CONCACAF that FIFA should not let private companies buy part of the World Cup.

FIFA wants to sell a stake in its main competitions, but the AFC worries this could change how the game is run.

They also fear it might lead to a boycott of the World Cup.

The AFC said the idea has already made people talk about a boycott.

They want all football groups to stand together to protect the future of the sport.

The AFC represents countries like Australia, China, Japan, and Saudi Arabia.

They are concerned that private money could change the rules and fairness of the World Cup.

The AFC wants FIFA to keep the competition public and fair.

They are calling on other football groups to support them.