FIFA continues to face pressure over plans involving a proposed commercial entity that could be valued at around $20 billion.
The proposal to sell minority stakes in the entity has generated opposition within European football, with UEFA members threatening to take strong action if the plan proceeds.
Why this matters
Football is no longer simply a sport.
The world's biggest competitions generate billions through broadcasting, sponsorship, ticketing, licensing and commercial partnerships.
That makes control over those revenues a major issue.
UEFA's concerns
European football authorities have raised concerns about the direction FIFA is taking and the potential consequences for the structure of international football.
A bigger question for the sport
Who should control football's growing commercial value?
That question sits at the heart of the dispute.
The battle is another reminder that modern football is simultaneously a sport, entertainment industry and global business.
Where the money goes—and who controls it—can be as important as what happens on the pitch.
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