
FIFA Council Backs Infantino as President Amid World Cup Sell-Off Apology
FIFA's ruling council has expressed support for Gianni Infantino continuing as president while also issuing an apology over a controversial World Cup commercialization plan.
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FIFA's ruling council has expressed support for Gianni Infantino continuing as president while also issuing an apology over a controversial World Cup commercialization plan.

FIFA has voiced support for president Gianni Infantino while issuing a rare apology over how a World Cup investment plan was communicated to member associations.

FIFA's top decision-makers have thrown their support behind president Gianni Infantino after a high-level crisis meeting, during which he admitted to making mistakes over the World Cup rights sell-off controversy.

FIFA has issued a formal apology to its members as president Gianni Infantino convened an emergency meeting to manage the fallout from a controversial stake sale plan.

FIFA says Gianni Infantino retains backing from some board members despite growing calls for his resignation, and flatly denies a report he offered Morocco a World Cup final slot for re-election support.

FIFA has pledged full support for president Gianni Infantino and issued a rare apology over a controversial plan to sell off commercial rights.

FIFA's president has issued an apology after a controversial plan to sell off World Cup commercial rights sparked widespread backlash from member associations and football stakeholders.

A leaked letter from FIFA president Gianni Infantino and a fresh bribery allegation have thrown the governing body into fresh turmoil, according to Fox Sports.

FIFA have issued an apology over a controversial World Cup privatisation proposal, while continuing to express support for president Gianni Infantino amid scrutiny.

FIFA's member associations have rallied behind Gianni Infantino and issued an apology over a controversial plan to privatise the World Cup, per Gulf News reporting.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has offered a public apology as crisis talks over the World Cup continue, with critics saying the gesture came far too late.

FIFA has pledged to stand behind president Gianni Infantino after a high-profile plan to restructure World Cup broadcasting rights collapsed, according to Al Jazeera.