Infantino faces growing calls to resign over failed World Cup plan
FIFA said it could raise up to US$4.2 billion based on a valuation of US$20 billion for a new commercial subsidiary, called the FIFA Forward Enterprise, which…
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The FMF shows its support for Gianni Infantino amid the controversy. August 06, 2026 at 19:09 GMT-6 The Mexican Football Federation (FMF) showed its support for Gianni Infantino amid the controversy currently facing the FIFA president. UEFA's initial threat issued last Thursday to boycott FIFA competitions is said to have been pivotal in forcing Infantino to shelve the private investment deal. In a statement, the AFA praises Infantino's management over the last 10 years, avoiding explicit reference to the current conflict.
Furthermore, Several CAF members had already expressed their support for the Swiss official, who has been in power for 10 years. Infantino's plan contemplated selling 20% of the subsidiary to private funds. "Dear president": Argentina and 'Chiqui Tapia' lend clothes to Infantino amid crisis at FIFA.
In addition, London: The English Football Association (English FA) has withdrawn its support for under-fire FIFA president Gianni Infantino after his failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup, according to reports on Thursday.
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The FMF shows its support for Gianni Infantino amid the controversy. August 06, 2026 at 19:09 GMT-6 The Mexican Football Federation (FMF) showed its support for Gianni Infantino amid the controversy currently facing the FIFA president.
according to SDPnoticiasUEFA's initial threat issued last Thursday to boycott FIFA competitions is said to have been pivotal in forcing Infantino to shelve the private investment deal.
according to Malay MailIn a statement, the AFA praises Infantino's management over the last 10 years, avoiding explicit reference to the current conflict.
according to BioBio ChileSeveral CAF members had already expressed their support for the Swiss official, who has been in power for 10 years.
according to Malay MailInfantino's plan contemplated selling 20% of the subsidiary to private funds.
according to SDPnoticias"Dear president": Argentina and 'Chiqui Tapia' lend clothes to Infantino amid crisis at FIFA.
according to BioBio ChileLondon: The English Football Association (English FA) has withdrawn its support for under-fire FIFA president Gianni Infantino after his failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup, according to reports on Thursday
according to New Straits Times
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