FIFA and UEFA demonstrated that they are willing to engage politically—despite frequent claims of neutrality—when moral pressure, public visibility, and football’s social role converge. The 2022 World Cup in Qatar engaged roughly five billion people across television, streaming, and social media platforms. It unfolds almost entirely in the media, in public discourse, and within global institutions. To even raise the question of relocating a World Cup is already a shift. To engage FIFA in dialogue about it could mark a turning point in how global sport relates to power, responsibility, and humanity.