Where is Aleksander Ceferin? Uefa is wilting in the face of Fifa’s unchecked power

Title: Ceferin’s Vanishing Act: UEFA’s Spineless Surrender to Infantino’s FIFA Circus

Aleksander Ceferin, UEFA’s so-called leader, is missing in action while Gianni Infantino runs riot with his FIFA fantasies. It’s a circus, and Ceferin’s the invisible ringmaster. Infantino’s latest brainchild, the bloated Club World Cup, is a cash-grab masquerading as innovation. Yet, Ceferin’s response is as silent as a library on a Sunday.

Infantino’s power trip is no secret. He’s bulldozing through football’s traditions, and UEFA’s head honcho is letting him. Ceferin should be the guardian of European football, but instead, he’s a ghost. Where’s the backbone? Where’s the fight? UEFA’s supposed to be the counterbalance to FIFA’s excesses, but right now, it’s more like a doormat.

Infantino’s vision is clear: global domination, with FIFA at the helm. And Ceferin? He’s either asleep at the wheel or too busy polishing his UEFA badge to notice. The Club World Cup expansion is a blatant attempt to overshadow the Champions League, yet Ceferin’s silence is deafening. Is he afraid of Infantino, or just indifferent?

Football’s at a crossroads, and UEFA’s leader is nowhere to be found. Ceferin’s lack of action is a betrayal to every European club and fan. Infantino’s FIFA is a juggernaut, and Ceferin’s letting it steamroll over everything UEFA stands for. It’s a dereliction of duty, plain and simple.

The truth is, Ceferin’s leadership is as effective as a chocolate teapot. UEFA needs a warrior, not a wallflower. Infantino’s relentless pursuit of power demands a response, not a retreat. Ceferin’s inaction is a green light for FIFA’s overreach, and it’s European football that will pay the price.

In the end, Ceferin’s legacy will be one of missed opportunities and spineless surrender. UEFA needs a leader who’ll stand up to Infantino’s FIFA, not one who’ll roll over and play dead. It’s time for Ceferin to wake up, grow a spine, and fight for the soul of European football. Otherwise, he might as well hand the keys to Infantino and call it a day.

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