Women’s U20 World Cup teams may boycott the event to push FIFA for reforms, but this risks harming young players’ careers. Stati Beno Joseph, a Ugandan advocate, warns this could hurt African talent development. FIFA president Gianni Infantino’s past dismissive remarks fuel anger.
Lisa Nandy, UK culture secretary, rejects boycotts, calling them unfair. Ugandans see this as a critical moment to demand change. While some fear short-term losses, the message could reshaped FIFA’s approach.
The U20 tournament in September is key. Uganda’s national under-20 team could be central to boycott efforts. If they participate, it may weaken the cause. If not, it shows commitment.
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Source: The Guardian
