The UEFA is exploring the possibility of rotating the FIFA presidency between confederations to prevent a single individual from accumulating too much power. This move is part of a larger effort by the UEFA-alliance, which may also include CONCACAF, to investigate the possibility of rotating the presidency. The alliance considers a change of leadership as the absolute minimum.
The UEFA-alliance is planning to have an independent review of the way the FIFA is governed, which could lead to a model similar to that of the European Union, where leadership is divided among member states. UEFA-president Aleksander Ceferin discussed the plans with Patrice Motsepe, the leader of the CAF, who supported Gianni Infantino despite being in the minority.
The UEFA's goal is to limit the power of the FIFA president and ensure that leadership is more evenly distributed, potentially leading to a more democratic and transparent governance structure within the FIFA. The UEFA-alliance is taking a proactive approach to address the issues within the FIFA and ensure that the organisation is governed in a fair and responsible manner.
The UEFA-alliance is planning to conduct the independent review of the FIFA's governance structure, which will provide a clear direction for the reforms.