Trump pledges support for Infantino in FIFA race
The crisis within the International Football Federation (FIFA) is escalating after the failure of Gianni Infantino's plan to privatize the commercial assets of the World Cup, which were estimated to be worth $15 billion. Rumors are circulating about moves to remove him from his position. There is significant support from U.S. President Donald Trump, who is believed to consider Infantino an important ally, and some parties are hoping to leverage their relationship to strengthen his stance. However, contact between them remains uncertain, and there are opposition campaigns within the European Union and England, which withdrew their support for Infantino's position and unanimously called for a reform of FIFA's management and a halt to the investor sale plan. Calls for his resignation are intensifying amid growing anger and disputes over the future leadership of global football.
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