President UEFA boycotted the World Final, that's why

President UEFA, Alexander Rhaeferin, reportedly boycotted the World Cup final in protest of FIFA's decision to suspend the sentence with a match by Foler Balog.
The United States striker, Folarin Balog, was at the centre of the controversy prior to the 1/8th final match against Belgium.
Monaco's football player was sentenced to red card for an intervention by Tarik Muharemovic in the US 2-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 1/16th phase of the final.
Under FIFA's rules, he had to automatically lose his next match against Belgium.
He declared: “I didn't tell (Gianni Infantino) what to do. I can't tell him what to do. It wasn't foul. It wasn't even a violation. There were two players running at full speed and they ran into each other. You can't deliberately put your foot on someone else's foot while you're running that fast. There were two brilliant athletes who just got confused”.
According to the report from the “The Times”, the WEffer has not yet left the issue behind and decided not to participate in the World Cup final, where Balogun's saga was one of the main reasons for his absence.
Relations Between the U reported EFA and FIFA are tense after this tournament.
The Scheffer is also said to have been disappointed with the American authorities' decision not to allow US entrance of Somali Judge Omar Artan, who was later appointed to lead the U's Supercup final EFA between Paris Saint-Germain and Aston Willas in August.
Pleasant Inside U n The EFA has also triggered the way the FIFA treated Iran's national tour, as well as changes to game rules, including the introduction of hydration holidays and the extension of the break between the two parts in the finals due to the performance organised in the first part.
The CHAefer, who attended the World opening match between Mexico and South Africa, has also been an open critic of FIFA's strategy for dynamic ticket prices.











