The Oceania Football Confederation will meet this month to discuss FIFA's World Cup sell-off plans.FIFA president Gianni Infantino has put forward a proposal to sell stakes in the Swiss non-profit's events and competitions arm to corporate investors.The move would see a commercial subsidiary - FIFA Forward Enterprise - grant private buyers control over competitions, including the World Cup and Club World Cup.The proposal has sparked global condemnation from international organising confederations, with UEFA and its 55 member nations threatening a complete boycott of all FIFA competitions.In a statement, the Oceania Football Confederation said its executive committee would consider FIFA's proposal at its meeting in August."'OFC invites its member associations to review the proposal and participate in the consultation process," the statement said."OFC remains committed to engaging constructively with its member associations, FIFA, fellow confederations and other football stakeholders throughout the consultation process and in support of the continued development of football across Oceania and globally."'NZ Football has been approached for comment.