Jordan FA chief accuses FIFA's Infantino of 'blackmail' over endorsement
Jordan Football Association (FA) President Ali bin Hussein has accused FIFA President Gianni Infantino of blackmail over an endorsement. Bin Hussein claims that FIFA offered to assist Jordan's FA in resolving its problems in exchange for Infantino's endorsement during the World Cup. He asserts that Jordan will not endorse Infantino, citing ethical concerns and a history of the FIFA refusing assistance.
The Jordan FA chief outlines several grievances, including exorbitant ticket prices, denied visas for the World Cup, and tax issues with the U.S. government.
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