Denmark has indicated that it is considering asking UEFA to withdraw from FIFA, following the controversy over the "OneLove" captain's armbands at the World Cup in Qatar.
"It is not a decision that has been made now. We have been clear for a long time, we have discussed it in the Nordic region since August," said the President of the Danish Football Association, Jesper Moller.
"I imagine there could be difficulties if Denmark leaves FIFA alone. We need to think about how to restore confidence in FIFA. We have to assess what happened and then we have to create a strategy, also with our Nordic colleagues", he added.
While the Football Association's (DBU) chief executive, Jakub Jensen, revealed: "On November 21, England requested an emergency meeting with FIFA, who said the minimum would be a yellow card to anyone caught with the bracelet. with rainbow. It was discussed whether there is a legal basis for receiving a yellow card for this, and it turned out that there is."
For this reason, 7 European teams that planned to use it were forced to withdraw after FIFA threatened them with sporting sanctions. Moller also stated that Denmark will not officially support current President Gianni Infantino for re-election at the head of FIFA, even though Infantino is the only candidate.
"There are presidential elections in FIFA. There are 211 countries in FIFA and I understand that the current president has statements of support from 207 countries. Denmark is not among these countries and will not be".