On Wednesday, International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) confirmed its intention to sell 20% of the FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE), the new subsidiary it seeks to create to manage the organization’s commercial operations and events, including the World Cup. RELATED:FIFA Awards 2026 World Cup Best Goal to Sidny Lopes CabralAccording to the federation, the subsidiary would be valued at US$20 billion. Gianni Infantino, in an interview with himself, calls FIFA Forward Enterprise part of a “democratic” and “consultation” process. FIFA insists that the investors will not have any influence on sporting decisions such as the format, frequency, or expansion of the World Cup, limiting themselves to being financial partners. #WorldCup2026 | Fans gave their verdict after the FIFA World Cup Final, as Spain's victory over Argentina sparked celebrations, disappointment, and passionate debates over the match's defining moments.#Spain #Argentina #Football #teleSUREnglish pic.twitter.com/jMeTaliqyC — teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) July 20, 2026teleSUR: JPSource: EFE