UEFA gives FIFA November 2 deadline for Infantino documents

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What is UEFA demanding from FIFA?

UEFA is demanding that FIFA release documents and answer 42 questions by November 2. These relate to Gianni Infantino's World Cup investment plan, governance issues, the FIFA Peace Prize, and the fallout from Folarin Balogun's red card.

What is the deadline for FIFA to respond?

FIFA has been given a deadline of November 2 by UEFA to provide the requested documents and answers. This deadline is part of an ongoing power struggle and demand for transparency from the European football body.

What specific issues are UEFA's questions about?

UEFA's 42 questions cover FIFA's failed private investment proposals for the World Cup, the organisation's Peace Prize, and the consequences of Folarin Balogun receiving a red card. Some reports also mention Infantino's business dealings with Donald Trump's family as a concern.