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In the world of football, a letter from Uefa has put the spotlight on Fifa's governance.
Uefa general secretary Theodore Theodoridis has given Fifa president Gianni Infantino a deadline of 2 November to release key documents, after Infantino failed to address several concerns raised by Uefa at the Fifa Council meeting on Thursday.
Infantino apologised for his World Cup sell-off plan but did not release documents related to the proposal.
The letter, seen by BBC Sport, states that Fifa must "disclose information or documents" related to various issues, and that "any refusal [...] should be justified individually".
Uefa's eight-page document outlines its concerns, from Fifa's Forward Enterprise private investment proposal to Folarin Balogun's suspended ban.
Fifa has been approached for comment.
More to follow.