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Three of football's most powerful confederations have accused FIFA of deception and a serious breach of trust over its handling of World Cup planning, raising fresh governance concerns.
FIFA's internal tensions are reaching a boiling point as fault lines form between those backing president Gianni Infantino and those calling for change at the top.
FIFA has issued a fresh defence of president Gianni Infantino while simultaneously moving to limit how the global press can report on his affairs.
La Liga president Javier Tebas has sharpened his criticism of FIFA chief Gianni Infantino, declaring his era finished and demanding a major shift in how world football is governed.
Norway's football association has demanded Gianni Infantino resign as FIFA president, triggering a show of support from allies within the global governing body.
FIFA has issued a public warning about what it describes as a deliberate campaign to undermine president Gianni Infantino, raising tensions inside world football's governing body.
FIFA has issued a strong statement condemning what it describes as a coordinated and sustained campaign aimed at weakening the authority of president Gianni Infantino.
Fresh allegations targeting FIFA president Gianni Infantino are adding to a difficult stretch for world football's governing body, deepening existing concerns about leadership and governance.
FIFA has publicly acknowledged what it describes as a coordinated campaign to remove Gianni Infantino from the presidency, marking a rare admission of internal pressure against its top official.
FIFA has issued a warning about what it describes as a coordinated campaign to undermine president Gianni Infantino, signaling growing tensions around football's top leadership.
FIFA has pushed back hard against opponents of its president, releasing a pointed statement warning that attacks on its leadership will not be tolerated.
Gianni Infantino has secured important backing from influential figures inside football governance, even as pressure over instability at FIFA shows no sign of easing.
