Infantino's fight for survival after project failure

Gianni Infantino, the President of the International Football Federation (FIFA), is facing a severe crisis that threatens his future after the plan to introduce private investors into tournaments and the idea of managing parts of the World Cup through a company was withdrawn. This decision came amid criticism and threats from continental federations, especially the European Union, which viewed it as a sharing of responsibility and a violation of principles. The situation unfolds amidst increasing pressures ahead of the FIFA presidential elections scheduled for March 2027, where multiple candidates are competing against Infantino. Concerns are growing about losing support due to criticisms of his leadership style, past scandals, and strained relations with some federations. Despite these pressures, Infantino’s future remains linked to his opponents’ ability to unite, present an alternative candidate capable of restoring trust, and initiate policy changes within the federation.

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