FIFA's Infantino clings to title after private investment plan scandal
In a statement released on Wednesday evening, August 5, FIFA apologized for the proposal to create a semi-private subsidiary and announced that the organization's administration 'reaffirmed their full support' for president Gianni Infantino.
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