European nations are to hold discussions over boycotting the World Cup after UEFA hit out at a leaked FIFA plan to sell stakes in the competition in a move that could make its president Gianni Infantino millions. The potential boycott could come as early as next year, with the Women's World Cup set to take place in Brazil in the summer. Join the discussion Should world football be controlled by private investors or remain in the hands of fans and nations? For example, the Men's and Women's World Cup may be expanded or held more regularly than every four years, while the Club World Cup could face similar changes. The reports come at a time when Infantino is already under fire for a variety of reasons following the World Cup.