Rights group urges FIFA to block Infantino reelection bid over term limits

Infantino in 2022 successfully argued that his first spell in charge should not count toward the football body's three-term limit because it completed an interrupted mandate.

FairSquare says the FIFA president should not be able to run again under the world football organisation's statutes.

FairSquare argues under-fire president has already served maximum three stints as head of world football’s governing body

Gianni Infantino has been Fifa president since 2016 following Sepp Blatter’s resignation

Aug 17 : Human rights organisation FairSquare has urged FIFA to rule that Gianni Infantino is ineligible to seek another term as president, arguing he has already served the maximum three terms permitted under the body's statutes.FIFA presidents are limited to three terms in office. However, in 2022 Infantino successfu

FIFA presidents are limited to three terms in office, but Infantino said his first term did not count as it interrupted Sepp Blatter's stint

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