The Belgian Football Association announced it will not support Gianni Infantino in the upcoming FIFA elections and criticized the lack of transparency within the organization.
The Royal Belgian Football Association has announced it will not support Gianni Infantino for another term as FIFA president, mainly due to the Balogun case and other controversies.
FIFA has accused UEFA of orchestrating a 'smear campaign' against its president Gianni Infantino amid legal disputes regarding a failed World Cup sell-off plan.
A Nigerian delegation's visit to FIFA Headquarters results in a commitment from Gianni Infantino to support football development, as NFF exposes a fraudulent letter regarding leadership concerns.
UEFA is preparing to file a criminal complaint in Switzerland against FIFA President Gianni Infantino for alleged financial mismanagement regarding a failed World Cup rights sale plan.
The UEFA has announced plans to take legal action against FIFA president Gianni Infantino for alleged financial mismanagement related to a World Cup project.
The Irish Football Association has announced its decision to not support Gianni Infantino's candidacy for re-election as Fifa president in 2023, citing a need for change.
Richard Masters, Premier League chief executive, has criticized Fifa's World Cup sell-off plan proposed by Gianni Infantino, describing it as a self-destructive move.
The Scottish Football Association has declared its lack of confidence in Gianni Infantino and will not support his re-election as Fifa president, according to chief executive Ian Maxwell.
New Zealand's football federation has ceased its support for FIFA president Gianni Infantino and demands an independent review of a halted project involving private investments for the World Cup.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that FIFA would make a 'terrible mistake' by replacing Gianni Infantino following controversy over his proposal for private investors.
FIFA has issued a statement alleging a concerted effort to undermine its president Gianni Infantino amid ongoing controversies related to his leadership.
The UEFA, AFC, and CONCACAF confederations have united in an open letter to criticize FIFA over the sale of part of the World Cup to private investors.
The UEFA, AFC, and Concacaf confederations have sent a joint letter against FIFA President Gianni Infantino, escalating the controversy over the privatization of the World Cups.
The UEFA, CONCACAF, and AFC confederations expressed dissatisfaction with FIFA in an open letter, highlighting a breach of trust in President Gianni Infantino.
According to an investigative report, a former UEFA employee received a large compensation payment while Gianni Infantino was serving as secretary-general. Infantino has denied all allegations.
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