In a recent development, plans to bring in private investors have been abandoned. This decision comes after a significant negative reaction. The governing body of world soccer made this choice.
Details about the situation are available from Reuters. They reported on the matter, providing information about the decision to scrap certain plans. Further information can be found through Reuters, which initially reported on the change in plans regarding the World Cup.
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