European soccer's governing body, UEFA, has expressed its loss of confidence in FIFA president Gianni Infantino over a controversial plan to sell private stakes at the World Cup and other top tournaments. Despite FIFA's decision to withdraw the plan, UEFA expressed dissatisfaction with Infantini and called for him to be held accountable for his actions. The move comes despite a senior adviser to Infantin, Carlos Cordeiro, resigned over the plans. UEFA plans to work with partners and stakeholders to prevent future fast-tracking without consultation in the future. The proposal had faced intense scrutiny and criticism from many around the world, with UEFA stating that the "soul and governance" of the game is at risk.