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Kevin Lamour claimed that FIFA staff had been "deceived" by Gianni Infantino, when his plan to sell World Cup stakes to investors was unveiled

Kevin Lamour criticised proposal to sell stake in new commercial entity at world football’s governing body

Senior Fifa figure Kevin Lamour is sacked by football's world governing body three weeks after criticising its president Gianni Infantino.

He was highly critical of Gianni Infantino's ultimately scrapped private investment proposals.

The Fifa chief operating officer, Kevin Lamour, has been sacked after openly criticising Gianni Infantino’s ill-fated plan to sell parts of the World Cup to private investors.

FIFA have confirmed that chief operating officer Kevin Lamour has left the governing body, ⁠weeks after he publicly criticised President Gianni Infantino's plan to sell a stake in its tournament business, including the World Cup.

Kevin Lamour had accused Infantino of ‘deceiving’ Fifa over his now-abandoned World Cup plans

Football's world governing body, FIFA, has sacked one of its most senior figures after he criticised Gianni Infantino's plan to sell part of the World Cup to investors, Sky News understands.

The European governing body of football, UEFA, previously issued a statement, saying that FIFA had crossed a "red line"

The Scottish Football Association has withdrawn its support for embattled FIFA president Gianni Infantino after his failed attempt to sell off stakes in the World Cup.

The Scottish Football Association has withdrawn support for Gianni Infantino’s re-election as FIFA president, aligning with a European-led revolt against the world governing body’s leadership, chief executive Ian Maxwell confirmed Monday.…

FairSquare says the FIFA president should not be able to run again under the world football organisation's statutes.

FairSquare argues under-fire president has already served maximum three stints as head of world football’s governing body

Gianni Infantino has been Fifa president since 2016 following Sepp Blatter’s resignation

The Scottish Football Association has lost confidence in Gianni Infantino and will not be voting for his re-election as president of Fifa, chief executive Ian Maxwell has told BBC Sport.