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FIFA is facing a growing backlash after its proposal to sell a stake in its top events. Europe's governing body UEFA has threatened to boycott the World Cup if this plan goes ahead. So, does FIFA need private investment?
In this episode:
- Chris Brady, Football finance expert and Chief Intelligence Officer for the Sportsology Group
- Bassirou Sakho, FIFA-licensed football agent and professor in the sports department at the Sorbonne University
- Keir Radnedge, Football journalist covering politics and business and a former Editor of World Soccer magazine
Host: Scott McLean
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