Sepp Blatter opposes FIFA's move to sell stake in World Cup
Ex-FIFA President Sepp Blatter has spoken out against the organization's proposal to sell minority shares in a $20 billion subsidiary tasked with managing the World Cup. He argued that the tournament is not a business asset for executives to control, but rather a vital piece of global football's cultural legacy. Blatter emphasized that FIFA acts merely as a custodian of the World Cup, rather than its proprietor.