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UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin boycotted the World Cup final held on July 20, 2026, between Argentina and Spain, in protest against FIFA. This decision came amid growing tensions between UEFA and FIFA, primarily over disagreements regarding disciplinary procedures, refereeing logistics, and match operations, as noted by a source connected to the situation.
The friction between the two governing bodies has been described as significant and has evolved over time, culminating in Ceferin's absence from the highly publicized event. His choice not to attend the final underscores the ongoing strain in relations between UEFA and FIFA, reflecting deeper issues within international football governance.
21 July
UEFA president Ceferin's boycott of the World Cup final continued to draw attention.
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