
FIFA President Infantino Faces Backlash Over World Cup Plan
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing significant backlash and a potential boycott from UEFA and FIFPRO over his World Cup sell-off plan, despite an apology. While some confederations like CAF have expressed support, European football bodies maintain their opposition.
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