Embattled Infantino target of letter from three confederations
Monday's letter from European football body Uefa, Concacaf and the AFC showed that Gianni Infantino's critics remained undeterred.
Fifa president Gianni Infantino has faced renewed criticism after unveiling and subsequently abandoning a plan to introduce private investment into Fifa competitions, including the World Cups. The joint letter from three confederations - Uefa, Concacaf, and AFC - published on Monday declared football to belong to no single individual. This letter marks a continued effort by these governing bodies to distance themselves from the mounting pressure to undermine Fifa and its leader, Infantino.
Uefa, Concacaf, and AFC emphasized in their joint statement that leadership in football is not about holding or demanding power, but rather about serving the collective. They denounced the erosion of trust that occurs when an individual places themselves above the group that entrusted them with authority. The confederations' letter underscores their unwavering commitment to the spirit of football, despite the ongoing challenges faced by Fifa under Infantino's leadership.
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