The Dutch football association has expressed its desire to take the lead in shaping the future of FIFA, with a focus on good governance, prioritizing the social impact of football, and investing in football worldwide. The KNVB has shared its stance and vision in a letter to UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin, outlining its priorities for the future of FIFA.
The KNVB feels a special responsibility for international football as one of the founders of FIFA, and wants to help improve the sport from within. The association has lost trust in Infantino's leadership, citing too much power concentrated around the FIFA President and a lack of clear separation between the President and the FIFA organization.
The KNVB wants to take responsibility for building a new FIFA that deserves the trust of the football world. The association believes that the discussion should not only focus on Infantino, but also on the need for more changes within FIFA. The KNVB is committed to working with 211 football associations and confederations from around the world to develop a new course for FIFA.
The KNVB has outlined three priorities for the future of FIFA: good governance, prioritizing the social impact of football, and investing in football worldwide. The association wants to discuss these ideas with football associations and confederations from around the world, and has proposed an international football summit in Amsterdam to discuss the future of FIFA.