FIFA is withdrawing its proposal to sell shares in, among other things, the World Cup to private investors. "This proposal will not go forward," FIFA said in a statement.
FootballThe European Football Association (Uefa) announces that it will boycott Fifa tournaments as long as the plan to sell shares in the World Cup is in place. It is a brutally open power struggle over who will decide. Uefa has resorted to its toughest threat, says Olof Lundh, a columnist for TV4 and Fotbollskanalen.
FootballSoccer stars Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal earn a lot of money both on and off the pitch. Tomorrow they will meet in the World Cup final in the United States, where a win could mean more than just a medal.
FootballThe price of TV sports is rising. Starting next year, viewers will need four subscriptions to streaming services to watch all matches in the three most popular men's football leagues. "I know people dislike it, but this is how it is all over the world," says football journalist Olof Lundh.
FootballThe book was almost finished, the cover ready. Then Viktor Gyökeres took Sweden to the World Cup - and Olof Lundh had to think again. "We probably didn't really think that Sweden would make it to the World Cup," says Olof Lundh.
FootballTake advantage of the contact network and own an arena and training facility. That's what former AIK player John Guidetti wanted to do as the club's sports director.
SportsSweden lost at home to Kosovo with 0–1 and World Championship games are further away. The criticism against the team and in particular Jon Dahl Tomasson did not wait.
SportsBoos poured in from the stands after 0-2 against Switzerland. And they continue in the newspapers' chronicles. "Is it possible to continue believing in anything that the national team is doing?", wonders Expressen's Therese Strömberg.
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