Continental unions debate no-confidence in Infantino

Prominent continental football federations—namely the European, Asian, and American unions—are exploring the possibility of voting no confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino to remove him from his position. This comes amid disagreements over an investment proposal that involves selling a share of the World Cup rights to private investors. Such a move to vote no confidence has never occurred before in FIFA's history. When asked for a suspension, FIFA confirmed its commitment to regulations and democratic procedures. Infantino is currently fighting to be re-elected for another term in March 2027 and is facing increasing pressure due to the failure of a plan to sell a stake in a new private football investment entity, which has sparked widespread disputes among the federations.

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