President of Jordanian FA accuses FIFA of 'blackmail' over Infantino reelection

"The whole situation amounts to blackmail and we refuse to give in to that," Prince Ali bin Al Hussein wrote in a scathing post on X.

In a social media post, Prince Ali said that during the World Cup — where Jordan made its debut in June — he was told if he endorsed FIFA President Gianni Infantino “it would go a long way to helping our FA out.”

FIFA has been accused of "blackmailing" Jordan over World Cup money in return for their support for Gianni Infantino to stay on as president.

Fallout from failed FIFA World Cup selloff continues, as Jordan FA president joins list of Gianni Infantino detractors.

Jordan Football Association President Ali bin Hussein launched a public attack on FIFA President Gianni Infantino on Tuesday, accusing him of "blackmail" and claiming FIFA offered to help solve the kingdom's problems in exchange for his endorsement.

Former FIFA vice president Prince Ali bin Al Hussein has criticized the soccer body’s leadership headed by Gianni Infantino describing prize money withheld from his Jordan national team as a kind of blackmail

Aug 4 : Jordan Football Association President Ali bin Hussein launched a public attack on FIFA President Gianni Infantino on Tuesday, accusing him of "blackmail" and claiming FIFA offered to help solve the kingdom's problems in exchange for his endorsement.Bin Hussein alleged that FIFA verbally communicated during the

Infantino was forced to abandon his plans to sell stakes in the World Cup and Fifa tournaments to private investors

Jordan FA president accuses FIFA, Gianni Infantino of 'blackmail'  ESPN

Gianni Infantino accused of ‘blackmail’ in damning statement from president of Jordan FA  talkSPORT

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