Possible FIFA leadership change in 2016 scenario

The article discusses the current situation of Gianni Infantino, the President of the International Federation of Football (FIFA), and his chances of renewing his term amid increasing criticism and recent crises that have impacted his reputation. It explains that Infantino assumed the position in 2016 following the fall of his predecessor amid a corruption scandal. Now, he faces the possibility of a genuine electoral challenge for the first time since taking office, as there is a potential threat to ousting him if his opponents can build a strong alliance and gather the necessary votes. The election requires candidates to have been actively involved in football for at least two years over the past five years and to have the support of five national associations. Support levels vary among the associations, and alliances could result in a serious challenge to his leadership, especially with potential plans for extraordinary general assemblies to hold current leadership accountable. The election is scheduled for March 2027 in Morocco, and success will depend on broad alliances and securing more than 106 out of 211 votes from the associations.

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