Gianni Infantino backed by African football chiefs as he bids to cling on to Fifa presidency

Gianni Infantino is under mounting pressure after scrapping his World Cup sell-off plan

When Fifa president Gianni Infantino pushed a plan to bring private investors into a new commercial entity tied to the World Cup, critics warned it risked selling part of football’s most valuable asset. Erick Thohir, chairman of the Football Association of Indonesia (PSSI), disagreed. He backed the now-scrapped scheme

Gianni Infantino seeks Donald Trump's help with FIFA chief left waiting for call back after World Cup storm  GB News

UAE and regional football associations offer support to Gianni Infantino's Fifa leadership  thenationalnews.com

Its decision comes days after Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Infantino was 'the wrong man' to lead FIFA

The president's plan to sell a stake in the World Cup has collapsed – here is the inside track on what happened, and what comes next

EXCLUSIVE: Gianni Infantino backtracked on his investment plan, which was rejected by three continental confederations, with UEFA having warned its nations would boycott FIFA events if it went ahead

Gianni Infantino has never been more exposed as FIFA president than as July turned to August and his FIFA Forward Enterprise plan lie in tatters.