Infantino faces criticism for ignoring Trump support requests

New Zealand has withdrawn its support for Gianni Infantino's bid for the FIFA presidency in the 2027 elections, a move that reflects the organization's declining popularity domestically. This comes after widespread opposition to Infantino's plans, especially following his proposal to sell a share of the World Cup to investors, potentially generating up to $30 million for the president. This proposal was rejected by all major stakeholders, including the European Union and 143 out of FIFA's 211 member countries. Despite the support from former U.S. President Donald Trump, Infantino's efforts to stay in office have not been spared from decline, as he faces increasing challenges amid ongoing investigations and reviews of his performance and recent decisions.

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