What does UEFA's loss of confidence mean for Gianni Infantino and FIFA's pending elections?

The European soccer governing body is putting pressure on the future of Infantino

The Scottish FA has been urged to follow in the footsteps of both Wales and England in opposing Gianni Infantino's bit to continue his leadership of Fifa

The Fifa President is under pressure after the collapse of his plans to sell off part of the World Cup, with associations starting to withdraw their endorsement letters for the Swiss official to run for another term

European nations to withdraw letters of support for Fifa president Appetite to ensure Infantino is quickly removed from post European countries are planning to tighten the pressure on Gianni Infantino with a mass withdrawal of letters supporting his re-election as Fifa president. Infantino’s reign is in severe peril

After an onslaught of opposition, including from UEFA, Infantino announced that FIFA was scrapping a heavily scrutinized plan to sell minority stakes in the World Cup and other tournaments to private investors.

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.

FIFA’s president backed down over the proposal following fierce criticism from across the football world.

Former FA chief demands ‘root and branch’ Fifa reform after World Cup sell-off U-turn and Gianni Infantino 'overplayed his hand'  GB News

The private investment controversy comes at an awkward moment for ​Infantino, ​who said in April he intends to seek reelection for a fourth term as FIFA president.

Europe's governing body, UEFA has called Gianni Infantino's decision to abandon his plans to sell stakes in FIFA competitions to private equity investors a "victory for the whole game."

FIFA and Infantino performed a U-turn on the proposals to sell stakes in the World Cup on Friday.

European governing body insists ‘those responsible’ for failed World Cup sell-off are held to account.

Gianni Infantino has 'lost UEFA's confidence' as World Cup investment plan fails  ESPN

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has “lost the confidence” of UEFA over a plan to sell stakes in a World Cup company to private investors, the European football governing body has said.While UEFA welcomed the decision to drop the proposal, it believes Infantino has lost the trust of the football world through his action