各大聯賽要求國際足總進行治理改革
Major leagues demand FIFA governance reforms
Updated at: October 1, 2026 at 02:00 AM
2026年9月，歐洲四個最具影響力的足球聯賽——英格蘭超級聯賽（Premier League）、德國足球甲級聯賽（Bundesliga）、西班牙足球甲級聯賽（La Liga）以及義大利足球甲級聯賽（Serie A）——採取了一項大膽行動，要求對國際足球總會（FIFA）的治理進行重大改革。
In September 2026, four of Europe’s most powerful football leagues—the English Premier League, Germany’s Bundesliga, Spain’s La Liga, and Italy’s Serie A—took a bold step by demanding significant reforms to FIFA’s governance.
這一統一戰線的形成，是因為對FIFA主席強尼·因凡提諾（Gianni Infantino）領導下的治理實踐日益感到挫折。
This unified front emerged due to growing frustration with leadership practices under FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
促成這場運動的主要催化劑是具爭議性的「FIFA前進企業」（FIFA Forward Enterprise）計畫，該計畫企圖將FIFA商業權利的一大份股權出售給私人投資者，引起了對利潤優先於運動核心誠信的擔憂。
A major catalyst for this movement was the controversial 'FIFA Forward Enterprise' plan, which sought to sell a large stake in FIFA's commercial rights to private investors, raising fears that profit was being prioritized over the sport's core integrity.
除了商業方面的顧慮，這些聯賽還批評FIFA在國際賽事日程上的「無情擴張主義」（relentless expansionism），認為這對球員造成了無法承擔的負擔。
Beyond commercial concerns, the leagues criticized FIFA’s 'relentless expansionism' regarding the international match calendar, arguing it places an unsustainable burden on players.
此外，諸如紀律處分決策處理方式存疑等政治干預事件，也引發了廣泛的恐慌。
Furthermore, instances of political interference, such as the questionable handling of disciplinary decisions, sparked widespread alarm.
這些聯賽現在堅持認為FIFA的結構已不再「適任」（fit for purpose）。
The leagues now insist that FIFA’s structure is no longer 'fit for purpose.'
他們的要求包括建立一個代表所有關鍵利益相關者的正式機構、明確劃分FIFA的商業與監管職能，以及承諾基於證據進行決策。
Their demands include the establishment of a formal body representing all key stakeholders, a clear separation between FIFA’s commercial and regulatory functions, and a commitment to evidence-based decision-making.
透過呼籲召開由獨立人士主持的治理大會（Governance Convention），這些聯賽希望以透明、永續且公平的領導模式，取代現有的體制性權力失衡，以確保足球的未來。
By calling for an independently chaired Governance Convention, these leagues hope to replace systemic power imbalances with transparent, sustainable, and fair leadership for the future of football.
