This Tuesday, Tebas spoke at the FIFPro summit in central London about the controversy surrounding the overturned red card for Balogun during the World Cup.

Tebas said: "When you are in charge of UEFA, FIFA, or Concacaf, your decisions affect many stakeholders across the entire industry. The key is to reach a consensus. For me, mere consultation is not enough. They tell you their views, you express your concerns, and then they just go their own way. Things shouldn't be like this—this model must change."

"FIFA overturning a red card simply because a country's president called the FIFA president is the most serious incident in football history. I believe that to solve this problem, governance issues must be thoroughly addressed. The next few months will be crucial for world football, but we must not repeat the mistakes of the past, like when Infantino took over after Blatter left, where everything stayed the same, just with a few like-minded people."

"We need someone who can formulate a transformative governance plan. If this situation doesn't stop, the entire system will collapse—it's simply impossible to continue like this. And let's not forget that the intensive schedule of matches and events has a real impact on player health. Any measure involving extending the schedule must be negotiated with the players. I insist: it must be negotiated."

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