Greenland still hasn't abandoned its goal of joining CONCACAF, however, the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football has once again rejected its application for membership.
The news was confirmed this Monday by the federation of the Danish autonomous territory located in the North Atlantic: "We have received a short letter from the general secretary, Philippe Moggio, rejecting our application to join CONCACAF as the 42nd member," stated Kenneth Kleist, president of the Greenlandic Football Federation (KAK).
In response to this situation, KAK announced that they won't insist for the time being and will take some time to evaluate the next steps to take.
"We want to make it clear that this is not a victory for democracy in football, it doesn't make football accessible to everyone globally and shows that small nations face very big challenges in order to compete under their own flag," Kleist said.
