FIFA Crisis New Zealand Opposes Infantino
New Zealand has become the latest country to withdraw its support for Gianni Infantino's bid for FIFA presidency, due to a crisis related to a plan to sell shares of FIFA's commercial rights to private investors, a move that was later reversed. This step comes amid pressure from three continental confederations, despite continued support for Infantino from the African and South American football federations, even amidst disputes and disagreements over FIFA's management and investment strategies. New Zealand is calling for an independent review of decision-making mechanisms, aiming to restore trust and greater transparency—especially after the cancellation of the controversial project, which drew widespread criticism and intensified concerns over FIFA's governance.
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