UEFA is preparing to lift its boycott of FIFA competitions, less than a month after all 55 European associations agreed that their national teams would stay away.
This averts the immediate confrontation of a civil war between FIFA and its richest confederation.
At a meeting in Monaco on 27 August, UEFA will tell its member associations that FIFA has met the conditions for ending the boycott and that UEFA members will participate in the U-20 Women’s World Cup in Poland, beginning on 5 September.
But among online discussions, this decision is being equated to letting Infantino off the hook. In recent days, UEFA and Concacaf had discussed a joint Nations League, outside FIFA’s jurisdiction. which would move more international matches and their commercial rights under the control of the regional bodies.
Infantino, meanwhile, seemingly crashed a visit to the Caribbean Football Union in the Dominican Republic to …



