The tense relationship between the associations is strained as Uefa demands answers about scrapped plans and the Balogun scandal.
In a sharp letter, Uefa demands that Fifa immediately answer questions about the scrapped plans for the Fifa Forward Enterprise as well as the high-profile Balogun scandal in which Donald Trump is alleged to have intervened.
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Uefa has sent a letter to Fifa demanding answers about scrapped plans for FFE and the Balogun scandal.
"These questions require answers now. They cannot be postponed until the next meeting with the Fifa Council," says the letter, which puts an end to the strained relationship between the federations.
Many of the points in the letter relate to the now scrapped plans to sell off shares of the World Cup to private investors via a company that would go by the name Fifa Forward Enterprise (FFE).
Here are some of the points related to FFE:
Does Gianni Infantino (FIFA President) think FFE was a good idea and if so on what grounds?
When was the idea of FFE first hatched?
Will Fifa accept an independent review of the FFE process, which includes the Fifa President's own role?
Why has Fifa resisted UEFA's request for access to documents relating to FFE and the lawsuit filed in the US?
Claimed suspension
In the letter there are other types of points. Among other things, Uefa wants answers to what actually happened in the well-known so-called Balogun scandal in the World Cup, when US President Donald Trump claimed that he called Gianni Infantino to have the American attacking star Folarin Balogun's suspension lifted.
Here are some of the points about Balogun:
President Trump has confirmed that he called the FIFA president to ask for a review of the disciplinary case involving Balogun. What did he specifically ask for and what did the Fifa president answer?
Can Fifa provide the full, written justification for the decision in the Balogun case?

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