The Norwegian Football Association has called for Infantino to resign while Mexico and Argentina have come out in support of the beleaguered FIFA boss.
Fifa president Gianni Infantino appears to be trying to return to business as usual after the failed World Cup private investment plan - but it may not be that easy.
Norway’s Football Federation has called on FIFA President Gianni Infantino to resign, intensifying growing opposition to his leadership following the collapse of a controversial proposal to privatise stakes in World Cup-related commercial…
UEFA still plans to boycott all FIFA-related events despite FIFA president Gianni Infantino issuing an apology and retracting the plans for selling ownership shares in the World Cup.
As the debate over his leadership intensifies, Argentina and Mexico have now made their position clear, adding another twist to a crisis that has already divided confederations and national associations across the world.
As the fallout from the failed FIFA Forward Enterprise plan continues to shape the immediate future of global soccer governance, FIFA president Gianni Infantino faces a critical period of his tenure.
The leadership of the world football governing body, FIFA, has reaffirmed its support for embattled president, Gianni Infantino, in a meeting held in Rabat, Morocco, on Wednesday. Infantino provoked backlash from football stakeholders…
The Norwegian FA will ask Gianni Infantino to resign with immediate effect after his doomed attempt to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors.
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