European football governing body UEFA has given FIFA President Gianni Infantino a firm two-week ultimatum to hand over critical governance and decision-making documents, according to reports published by BBC News.
UEFA issued the directive requiring global football's governing body to produce the specified files no later than 2 November. The demand focuses on transparency regarding internal administrative processes and high-level decisions.
The unfolding standoff between the two organizations highlights ongoing administrative tensions at the highest levels of international football. Neither FIFA nor Infantino immediately detailed how they would respond to the November deadline.