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Uefas extraordinary threat to boycott the World Cup over Fifas plans to sell off stakes in the tournament is significant news but there is precedent for teams and continental bodies taking a stance against the competition.European footballs governing power voted on Thursday to boycott World Cups over controversial proposals put forward by Fifa president Gianni Infantino to sell off stakes in footballs showpiece event.Uefa has been joined by Concacaf, which governs football in North and Central America and hosted this year's World Cup it said its 41 member associations "rejected" the proposal made by Infantino in another significant blow to the plans.While a body as powerful as Uefa has not directly threatened such a step before, history contains a number of examples of nations and governing bodies skipping the World Cup for geopolitical or footballing reasons.Uruguay, the inaugural World Cup winners in 1930, refused to defend their title four years later in protest at the lack of teams from Europe that had travelled to South America for that first tournament. In 1938, they were joined by neighbouring nation Argentina, who had expected to host the tournament.Turkey, Indonesia, Egypt and Sudan, meanwhile, all refused to play Israel in Asian qualifying for the 1958 World Cup, with Wales eventually beating the Israeli team in a one-off qualifier.In October 1964, all 15 African teams withdrew from qualifying with the Confederation of African Football (Caf) feeling the one spot offered to its continent, Asia and Oceania to be unfair particularly with 10 European nations making the 1966 tournament.Eight years later, the Soviet Union refused to play the second leg of a qualifying play-off tie in Santiago following the 1973 Chilean coup detat that saw Augusto Pinochet take power. An XI of Chile players did take the field at the Estadio Nacional, with captain Francisco Valds walking the ball into the net from kick off before a 2-0 win was awarded.Irans participation in this years World Cup looked to be in doubt after the United States and Israel launched airstrikes on the country in February. There were wider calls for a boycott, too, largely in relation to the US immigration policies under the presidency of Donald Trump.

Do it and youll have the bailiffs at your door! Palmer teases Rogers over shared cold celebration at ChelseaCole Palmer has joked he will send the bailiffs round to Morgan Rogers' house if his new Chelsea teammate uses his cold celebration.Palmer and Rogers have reunited at Chelsea this summer, following the latter's 117m club record move from Aston Villa. The pair are close friends, having grown up together in the Manchester City academy, and will now share a dressing room again at Stamford Bridge.Both players use the 'cold' shiver celebration when scoring, with Rogers first to use it before Palmer made it one of the most recognisable goal celebrations in thePremier League.Palmertrademarked the celebration with the UK Intellectual Property Office last year, and joked Rogers will receive a knock on the door from bailiffs if he continues to use it.Weve never spoke about it," Palmer said when discussing the shared celebration.Its one of them. He does it. I do it. Ive trademarked it so if he tries to do anything, hell have the bailiffs at his door! Nah, well do it together."Chelsea bromance: Palmer hails Rogers as next-level signing and perfect on-pitch partnerRogers will link up with Chelsea when they return from the club's pre-season tour of Australia and Asia, having been granted extended leave following his role in England's World Cup campaign.Palmer said he can't wait to link-up with his close friend on the pitch and is confident he and Rogers can complement each other in Xabi Alonso's side.I always speak to him but when I heard Chelsea were trying to sign him, I was texting him even more. He was probably sick of me but at least hes here now.He told me straight away when he was coming. It didnt get leaked. Nobody knew.Just me and him and the higher people at the club. So it was a difficult secret to keep. But I kept it!Is he a next-level signing? Of course. Everyone knows how good he is. Obviously hes one of my best friends so Im very happy about it.Were two different players. Hes more physical than me, on and off the ball. He likes to drive with it. I like to play passes. I think we can play well together, and we played together when we were young."

The 5 stories of the day: Baresi dies, Esp to Madrid and UEFA-FIFA clash..This Friday, July 31 begins packed with news. Thats why were bringing you the five stories you cant miss to start the day...Franco Baresi dies at the age of 66 Marco Luzzani - 2024 Getty ImagesThe Milan legend passed away this Friday. He had been battling an illness for some time and, unfortunately, has left us. Calcio and the football world are in mourning.The RFEF opens proceedings against Bara over Julin lvarez Denis Doyle - 2026 Getty ImagesThe RFEF informed Barcelona this Thursday that it was opening proceedings against them over the harassment directed at Julin lvarez. Atltico de Madrid reported it, and the Blaugrana could be sanctioned.Carlos Esp, Real Madrids lightning signing CRISTINA QUICLER - AFP or licensorsLos Blancos informed Carlos Esp and Levante within a matter of hours that they were activating his release clause, and they did. They are paying 25 million for the striker. It was officially announced on Thursday night.Fulham pay a fortune for Gonzalo Garca and Csar Palacios Denis Doyle - 2026 Getty ImagesFulham, the team currently managed by lvaro Arbeloa, are set to pay more than 50 million for 70% of the rights to Gonzalo Garca and Csar Palacios.UEFA will boycott the World Cup if FIFA sells the commercial rights Stu Forster - 2024 Getty ImagesUEFA announced that it will boycott the FIFA World Cup if they sell 2030% of the commercial rights to private funds. CONCACAF as well.In response, FIFA issued a statement: "The FFE initiativehas been proposed solely to ensure that all FIFA Member Associations (MAs) have the opportunity to participate actively in the commercial development of football in their respective countries, and that this does not come at the expense of the spirit or governance of FIFA or football itself (...)No one is selling football. This is not something FIFA would ever consider."This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.

Al Hilal consider disciplinary action against Barcelona target over absence from pre-season campJoao Cancelos proposed move to Barcelona has hit a fresh complication as SPORT reports that Al Hilal are considering disciplinary action against the defender for failing to report for the clubs pre-season training camp.The Portuguese international remains under contract with the Saudi side for another year and was expected to join the squad in Austria on 29 July following his post-Club World Cup holiday. Instead, Cancelo stayed in Portugal while negotiations over his future continued.According to the report, Al Hilal believe Cancelo remains their player until a transfer is officially completed and are therefore considering fining him for failing to attend the training camp.From the clubs perspective, the defender was obliged to report as scheduled, regardless of the ongoing discussions with Barcelona.Cancelo failed to report to Al Hilal pre-season camp. (Photo by Molly Darlington/Getty Images)Mendes chose to keep Cancelo awayCancelos absence is understood to have come after consultations with his agent, Jorge Mendes, who is leading negotiations with both clubs.The thinking was to avoid having the player briefly rejoin Al Hilals squad when all parties expect him to leave before the end of the transfer window.However, the Saudi Arabian club appear to view the decision differently and could use the incident to strengthen their negotiating position as talks continue.Barcelona remain confidentDespite the latest developments, Barcelona remain optimistic that the deal will ultimately be completed.The transfer itself is believed to be largely agreed, with the remaining discussions focused on the financial aspects of Cancelos departure from Saudi Arabia.The full-back still has one year remaining on a lucrative contract with Al Hilal, and negotiations are centred on finding a solution that minimises the financial impact of terminating that agreement while also resolving tax-related matters.For that reason, no documents were expected to be signed before the beginning of August, with the timeline broadly matching the plans of everyone involved.All parties working to complete the transfer. (Photo by Lars Baron/Getty Images)What neither side appeared to anticipate was Cancelos decision not to attend pre-season altogether.Other players expected to leave Al Hilal this summer, including Darwin Nunez, have still reported for duty while transfer negotiations continue, making Cancelos absence more noticeable.Whether Al Hilals reaction affects the final stages of negotiations remains to be seen.A priority for FlickBarcelona continue to regard Cancelo as one of the priority signings for Hansi Flicks project.The German coach is keen to bring the Portugal international back after his successful loan spell, during which he established himself as a first-choice option on the left side of defence ahead of Alejandro Balde.The two parties have already agreed personal terms on a two-year contract, while Barcelona hope to complete the transfer for a fee below 10 million.Cancelo has also agreed to give up a significant portion of the salary he was due in Saudi Arabia, making it easier for Barcelona to register him under La Ligas financial regulations once the transfer is completed.

Uefa has declared that it will stage a boycott of the World Cup if Gianni Infantinos plans to privatise Fifa competitions are voted through. No Uefa national teams will participate in any Fifa competition for so long as these proposals remain alive, unless this proposal has been abandoned in its entirety and binding assurances have been given that Fifa will never again open its governance or competitions to private ownership, a Uefa statement confirmed following Thursdays emergency meeting. Six of the eight quarter-finalists at this summers World Cup were European, as well as three of the four semi-finalists. Since 1966, five of the seven winners of the World Cup have been European: England, Germany, Italy, France and Spain, with Argentina and Brazil the others. Argentina would immediately become the favourites to win the World Cup if European teams were not competing (AP)This summer, 16 of the 48 participating teams at the World Cup also came from Europe. It means that should the boycott come to pass ahead of the 2030 World Cup, which is also due to be co-hosted by Spain and Morocco, the line-up for the tournament will look drastically different. Uefa carries significant leverage as a World Cup without major nations such as champions Spain, France, England and Germany would compromise Infantinos designs on extracting as much revenue from the global showpiece as possible. Infantino has sold his proposals on delivering more money to Fifas 211 members. It would also harm next years Womens World Cup in Brazil, with Spain the reigning winners and European champions England also bringing considerable commercial interest in the tournament. England, runners-up at the 2023 World Cup, face two-legged qualification play-offs in October, as do Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.What could a World Cup look like without European teams?Would Fifa press on with a 48-team World Cup without European teams? Lets not forget that Infantino suggested that Fifa would look at expanding the World Cup to 64 teams in 2030. We also dont know yet whether Uefas boycott would be replicated by other federations, such as Asia and North America. But a 48-team World Cup, ridiculously staged in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Morocco, and comprised by removing European teams from this summers tournament and replacing them directing with the next-best teams from the Fifa rankings, could look something like this: World Cup 2030 group stagesGroup A: Argentina, Ecuador, Jordan, Mali Group B: Uruguay, Australia, Cape Verde, Burkina Faso Group C: Paraguay, Panama, Ghana, Honduras Group D: Morocco, Egypt, Curacao, United Arab Emirates Group E: South Korea, South Africa, Peru, UgandaGroup F: Mexico, Canada, New Zealand, BoliviaGroup G: Colombia, Tunisia, Nigeria, Oman Group H: United States, Ivory Coast, Congo DR, GuineaGroup I: Japan, Uzbekistan, Cameroon, Syria Group J: Senegal, Qatar, Venezuela, GabonGroup K: Iran, Saudi Arabia, Chile, Angola Group L: Brazil, Algeria, Haiti, JamaicaHypothetical World Cup last-16Argentina vs Australia Uruguay vs Ecuador Morocco v Ghana Mexico v Algeria Colombia v United States Ivory Coast v Japan Senegal v Nigeria Brazil v Canada Hypothetical World Cup semi-finalsArgentina v Mexico Brazil v Japan

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