Three European countries have threatened to quit FIFA for banning the campaign LGBT On World Cup 2022 in Qatar. What happens if England, Denmark and Germany leave FIFA?
In the report Sports bible, Denmark plans to invite UEFA member countries to discuss the possibility of leaving FIFA. This was done after FIFA limited the pro-LGBT campaign to the 2022 World Cup.
So far seven countries have written to FIFA asking why the world football body does not allow attributes associated with LGBT during the Qatar World Cup.
But FIFA has been unable to lobby the Qatari government, which has firmly rejected LGBT campaigning as illegal in the Arabian Peninsula nation. The next is the ban on the use of the captain’s armband and rainbow-colored objects at the 2022 World Cup.
This means that Denmark will open a dialogue with 55 UEFA member countries. The topic of discussion that went on was the possibility of leaving FIFA.
It is not the first time that UEFA has left FIFA upside down. When FIFA stumbled upon a corruption case in 2015, UEFA was said to have quit FIFA after then-UEFA President Michel Platini was involved in a case with former FIFA President Sepp Blatter .
If UEFA leaves FIFA, member countries in Europe will automatically be barred from taking part in official FIFA competitions such as the World Cup at both international and club level, i.e. across all age groups for both men’s and international football. the female one.
This makes it possible for only countries in North America, Latin America, Africa, Asia and Oceania to participate in the world football festival.
On the one hand, UEFA’s exit risks being a loss for FIFA because Europe is still considered the center of world football. Different competitions such as the European Cup and the Champions League are two prime examples of football connoisseurs to this day.
In the official report Uefa, the Euro 2020 event garnered a total audience of up to 5.2 billion pairs of eyes worldwide. Temporary Sports news said the 2021 Champions League Final match between Chelsea and Manchester City was watched by more than 275 million people.
Automatically, FIFA must take strategic steps to find a solution with UEFA. Because even if the number of UEFA member countries is only a quarter of the total membership of FIFA, the split could cause big losses.
(week/june)
