UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin has continued his public dispute with FIFA President Gianni Infantino, delivering a pointed address at the General Assembly of the European Club Association (EFC). Ceferin stated it is time to draw a line and that football does not need "emperors," signaling continued opposition to Infantino’s leadership style. The speech, delivered at the EFC meeting, indicates the ongoing conflict between the heads of European and global football governance. Details of the specific grievances were not immediately released, but the tone suggests a deepening rift. This latest exchange underscores tensions regarding the future direction of the sport and power dynamics within international football. The war of words between Ceferin and Infantino appears far from over, continuing at the General Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland.