Gianni Infantino told ‘there is no way back’ as Norway chief urges him to quitsports.yahoo.com · 2 weeks agoGianni Infantino is facing calls to resign in the wake of his failed World Cup sell-off plan›↗
Uefa says boycott may still go ahead as FA withdraws Infantino supportsports.yahoo.com · 3 weeks agoFifa's backing of president Gianni Infantino at a meeting on Wednesday "changes nothing", says European governing body Uefa.›↗
🚨 Official statement: Mexico also backs Infantino's callsports.yahoo.com · 3 weeks agoThe Mexican Football Federation issued a statement this afternoon backing the call for institutional order made by FIFA president Gianni Infantino."The FMF will neither recognize nor approve any proce...›↗
Gianni Infantino offered shock lifeline as under-fire FIFA chief's World Cup final plan pays offmirror.co.uk · 3 weeks agoGianni Infantino has been under severe scrutiny as of recent due to his controversial plans to sell a stake in the World Cup to private investors, with calls for his resignation flooding in›↗
👍🏻 CAF backs Infantino despite admitted errorssports.yahoo.com · 3 weeks agoThe Confederation of African Football unanimously backs FIFA in the Forward Enterprise case. In a statement, the African Executive Committee endorses the position of Gianni Infantino and Mattias Grafs...›↗
💥 Football comes first: CONMEBOL statement to FIFAsports.yahoo.com · 3 weeks agoCONMEBOL welcomed FIFA’s decision to withdraw Gianni Infantino’s proposal to sell stakes in the World Cup and another tournament to outside investors.In a statement, the South American body also e...›↗
UEFA boycott of FIFA tournaments stands as FA withdraws Infantino supportskysports.com · 3 weeks agoUEFA's boycott of FIFA tournaments still stands, with under-fire FIFA president Gianni Infantino remaining in his position - and the FA now joining them in opposing his re-election next year.›↗
Gianni Infantino’s desperate tactics fail as UEFA confirm World Cup boycott STANDSmirror.co.uk · 3 weeks agoUEFA previously announced plans to boycott future World Cups in the wake of Gianni Infantino's botched plans to sell off stakes in FIFA tournaments to private investors›↗
