The four major European soccer leagues Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga, and Serie A issued a joint statement on the 25th, saying that FIFA President Infantino “not only failed to prevent, but instead took the initiative to push forward exploitative plans” in recent years, and called on FIFA to carry out “fundamental” governance reforms. The four major leagues said they needed to establish a more “transparent, objective, balanced and inclusive” governance structure. Previously, FIFA's plan to push for the establishment of “FIFA Advance” was abandoned due to widespread controversy. The plan involves introducing private investors to participate in FIFA's commercial interests. The four major leagues said that soccer stakeholders eventually prompted the plan to be withdrawn, but “the conditions that led to its emergence still exist,” and called the incident “one of the biggest abuses of power in FIFA history.”

The four major European soccer leagues Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga, and Serie A issued a joint statement on the 25th, saying that FIFA President Infantino “not only failed to prevent, but instead took the initiative to push forward exploitative plans” in recent years, and called on FIFA to carry out “fundamental” governance reforms. The four major leagues said they needed to establish a more “transparent, objective, balanced and inclusive” governance structure. Previously, FIFA's plan to push for the establishment of “FIFA Advance” was abandoned due to widespread controversy. The plan involves introducing private investors to participate in FIFA's commercial interests. The four major leagues said that soccer stakeholders eventually prompted the plan to be withdrawn, but “the conditions that led to its emergence still exist,” and called the incident “one of the biggest abuses of power in FIFA history.”