UEFA Sends FIFA 42 Questions Over Infantino and Trump-Linked Project
European football body demands answers on the FIFA Forward Enterprise project and Infantino’s ties to Donald Trump.
KEY POINTS
- UEFA sent FIFA 42 questions about Infantino and his associates
- Questions cover the FIFA Forward Enterprise privatization project
- Thrive Capital, linked to Donald Trump, was to be the main investor
- Joshua Kushner founded Thrive Capital and is Jared Kushner’s brother
- FIFA Secretary General Mattias Grafström must answer formally
UEFA has sent FIFA an official letter containing 42 questions for President Gianni Infantino and his close associates.
The questions focus on the FIFA Forward Enterprise project, which sought to bring private investors into FIFA’s commercial activities.
“A series of decisions, transactions and interventions concerning”
UEFA also wants clarity on Infantino’s relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump.
Thrive Capital, linked to Trump, was set to be the main investor, and its founder Joshua Kushner is Jared Kushner’s brother.
FIFA Secretary General Mattias Grafström has been ordered to respond formally.
FIFA denies any irregular second salary and says its declarations meet legal and audit rules.
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