Nordic nations say they have lost confidence in Infantino and FIFA governance

Nordic nations say they have lost confidence in Infantino and FIFA governance  Reuters

Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and the Faroe Islands back calls for Infantino's resignation amid FIFA crisis.

Aug 23 : Six Nordic football associations delivered a united blow to FIFA President Gianni Infantino on Sunday, declaring they had lost confidence in his leadership while demanding sweeping governance reforms at world soccer's governing body.The six Nordic FIFA members - Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and th

FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing one of the most significant political crises since taking office in 2016. Major continental federations have begun exploring a potential no-confidence motion amid escalating disputes over a controversial investment project concerning World Cup commercial rights. According to in

UEFA, AFC and CONCACAF have not given up on ousting FIFA president Gianni Infantino, according to a new report from Reuters. The three continental bodies are said to be in talks about seeking a vote of no confidence against Infantino over his proposal to sell World Cup profits to private investors.

Premier League CEO Piles on FIFA, Gianni Infantino Over Failed World Cup Plot  Sports Illustrated

Lamour’s departure as Fifa’s chief operating officer was confirmed on Monday evening

FIFA fired its chief operations officer on Monday after he opposed a plan by the organization's president to create a semi-private subsidiary.

FIFA fired its chief operations officer on Monday after he opposed a plan by the organization's president to create a semi-private subsidiary.

Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now! A senior Fifa blazer held in such rare high regard that the prescient synth-pop duo Erasure named a single after him long before he entered the intoxicating world of football administration, Kevin Lamour was a lone dissenting voice inside Fifa’s lair when Gianni Infan

THE first Fifa chief to bravely blast Gianni Infantino's World Cup selling scheme has been sacked. Kevin Lamour was the world football governing body's chief operating officer. However, he put his neck out to slam the money-grabbing plot to sell off stakes in the World Cup and other tournaments to raise £20billion. Lam

FIFA rocked by major sacking after chief publicly turned on Gianni Infantino  GB News

A former employee of European governing body Uefa, Kevin Lamour had served as Fifa COO since November 2024.

FIFA's Chief Operating ​Officer Kevin Lamour has been dismissed from his post. He had strongly criticised his boss Gianni Infantino and the latter's plan to set up a commercial company.

Add another point to the long list of Gianni Infantino's post-World Cup controversies.

The Scottish Football Association has officially withdrawn its support for FIFA president Gianni Infantino, citing the "lack of transparency" shown over the plan to sell stakes in a World Cup company to private investors.

THE SCOTTISH Football Association (SFA) has officially withdrawn its support for Fifa president Gianni Infantino, citing the “lack of transparency” shown over the plan to sell stakes in a World Cup company to private investors. A number of European FAs, including those in England, Ireland and Wales, had already withdra

The SFA follows the English, Irish and Welsh governing bodies in removing their backing for the Swiss.

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.

The heads of six Arab soccer federations expressed their "full support" and "confidence" in Gianni Infantino on Thursday as the embattled FIFA president fights to keep his job after his failed World Cup private investment plan. The backing came from 2030 World Cup co-host Morocco, Qatar, Egypt, Mauritania, Lebanon and

The trio of resignations come amid friction between West Yorkshire Combined Authority and Whitehall over the tram project.