UEFA could 'leave' FIFA over WC22 report World Sport Breaking News Sport Soccer November 16, 2014 - 1:29PM European soccer's governing body UEFA will have to consider leaving FIFA if it does not publish in full American attorney Michael Garcia's report into bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, says German Football League President Reinhard Rauball. Rauball told Kicker magazine he also wanted FIFA to divulge what wasn't evaluated in Garcia's report, and "whether it was justified to leave these things out. That has to be made public. It's the only way FIFA can restore some of its lost credibility. Rauball was responding to German judge Joachim Eckert's ruling that while there were concerns over aspects of the Russia and Qatar winning bids to host the World Cup in 2018 and 2022 respectively, it "was far from reaching any threshold" to run a re-vote for the tournaments - a ruling that was harshly contested by Garcia. Garcia indicated he would appeal Eckert's decision to close the case, saying it was based on "materially incomplete and erroneous" interpretation of his own findings - 430 pages of investigative work sealed by FIFA from public scrutiny. Rauball warned if Garcia's findings were not published "and this crisis is not resolved in a credible manner, you have to maybe also talk about the question of whether you are actually still well-served by FIFA." Asked about possible consequences, Rauball replied, "One option, which would have to be seriously considered, is certainly whether UEFA should leave FIFA." He described Eckert's ruling as a "communicative meltdown," and said it "shakes the foundations of FIFA in a way I never experienced before."